Experience a breakthrough non-invasive device designed to clear ear infections
Experience a breakthrough non-invasive device designed to clear ear infections
DRCC Products was founded to help relieve the problems associated with inner ear infections and blockages. We have spent several years designing and prototyping our unique device, ClearEar, and are excited to finally announce its development.
The first, ClearEar Basic, is a manually operated device consisting of an earpiece, a cheek pad, and an adjustable connecting rod. The earpiece is inserted into the outer canal of the affected ear and is held in place by the cheek pad.
The connecting rod is adjusted to allow the device to fit snugly between these two points. Movement from either end of the device applies a translated force through the facial muscles to the nearby openings of the eustachian tube, pushing and pulling the tube from both ends to release the entrapped fluid.
The Clear Ear is an externally-applied device designed to quickly and easily decompress the eustachian tube via mobilization of the incarcerated fluid. It operates through synchronized manipulation of both the zygomatic bone and ear canal, translating applied pressure deep into the facial tissue and mobilizing entrapped fluid past the impingement point. Clear Ear decreases the incidences of discomfort, infection, and need for antibiotics that comes as sequelae to OME and AOM.
This innovative approach prioritizes patient safety and comfort while providing effective treatment for common ear conditions that affect millions of adults annually.
The device is applied externally to the affected area
Technology works to address blockages and infection
Experience relief without invasive procedures
The second, ClearEar Advanced, is based on the design of ClearEar Basic but is made for more difficult-to-treat obstructions. It incorporates the two-point contact of ClearEar Basic but uses motorized vibrations to increase the effectiveness. The external vibrations deliver a targeted pulse directed at both ends of the eustachian tube, serving to not only gently shake the eustachian tube but also decrease fluid resistance and increase fluid flow.
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