Ear drops
Ear drops
Ear drops
Ear drops
Ear drops
Ear drops
Ear drops
Ear drops

Ear drops

$15 | 10ml
Modern life overstimulates the head screens, earbuds, cold wind, late nights, and nervous tension. Ayurveda has long recommended a simple weekly ritual: warm ear oiling (Karna Purana). Ayurda Ear Drops are a traditional warming herbal oil designed to soothe dry, uncomfortable ears and support that calm, settled feeling that comes when the senses are cared for.
4x $3.75
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Who it is for

• People with dry, itchy, uncomfortable ears, especially in cold, windy, or heater-heavy seasons.
• Anyone who uses earbuds/headphones often and wants a nourishing weekly ritual.
• Those who feel a “blocked” or waxy heaviness and want gentle traditional support.
• Anyone who loves small rituals that bring the whole system into calmer balance.

How it helps

These drops are hand-made by Dr Ajit using a traditional warming herb blend including Asafoetida, Garlic, Ajwain, Ginger, and Fenugreek - ingredients Ayurveda has used for centuries to support comfort in the ear area. Used warm, the oil helps soothe dryness, relax the ear canal, and soften the feeling of “stuck” heaviness.

Ayurveda treats ear oiling as maintenance - not a “fix.” When the senses are overworked, the whole system can feel more reactive. A few warm drops once a week is like oiling a hinge: small effort, surprisingly supportive over time.

What you’ll notice (with regular use)
• Helps soothe dryness and itchiness in the ear canal.
• Supports ear comfort when ears feel sensitive, strained, or windy-season reactive.
• Helps soften the feeling of wax build-up and blocked heaviness.

How to use

Warm before use (must-do) - Place the closed bottle in a mug of hot water for 2–3 minutes until body-warm (never hot).

Step-by-step
1). Lie down with one ear facing up (or sit and tilt your head).
2). Add 1–2 drops into the ear opening. Stay in position for 1–2 minutes.
3). Place a tiny piece of cotton wool at the ear opening (do not push it deep). This helps stop the oil from dripping while it settles.
4). Repeat for the other ear.
5). Remove the cotton, wipe away any excess oil, and discard the cotton once the oil has settled.

Best routine
Once weekly as a maintenance ritual (or 1–2 times weekly in dry/windy seasons) and avoid doing this right before going out.

Ingredients

Each 10ml contains
Ferula Assafoetida, Allium Cepa, Allium Sativum, Trachyspermum Ammi, Zingiber Officinale, Trigonella Foenum-Graecum.

Good for

• Weekly ear oiling (Karna Purana) rituals.
• Dry, itchy ears and seasonal discomfort.
• Softening the feeling of wax build-up and “blocked” heaviness.
• Sense care for modern life (earbuds, screens, overstimulation).

Notes & cautions

• Warm before use.
• External use only (In Ear, not ingested).
• Do not use if you have a perforated eardrum, discharge, acute infection, or severe pain unless advised by a healthcare professional.
• If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
• Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Health supplements are used to support overall well-being when diet and lifestyle alone may not be enough. They are designed to work alongside healthy habits rather than replace them.

Natural supplements often include herbs and plant-based ingredients that support balance, energy, digestion, and stress response. They work gradually and are best used consistently.

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