Got An Earache? Hyland’s To the Rescue

A swimmer from the Lakenheath Barracudas

Earaches can hit year-round. With the busy summer travel season upon us, families often have new experiences and visit new places. It’s easy to find yourself or your child experiencing ear pain from that summer dip in the lake or allergies from new surroundings. Hyland’s Earache Drops and Tablets provide natural relief of ear pain*.

Hyland’s Earache Drops are “ear” to help you. It is the #1 best-selling earache relief product¹. Earache Drops provide quick relief of earaches due to colds, allergies, and ‘swimmer’s’ ear making it a must for everyone, especially swimmers ages 2 and older, after diagnosis of earache by a physician.

Hyland’s Earache Drops and Tablets help relieve symptoms of fever, pain, irritability and sleeplessness associated with earaches*. There are no antibiotics or alcohol because it is made with a gentle, homeopathic* formula of botanical and mineral ingredients.

Hyland’s Earache products were developed for use and shown to be most effective in the first 48 hours after onset and after diagnosis by a physician. You can use the products after the first 48 hours, but should not continue using them once improvement is noted. If symptoms persist for seven days or worsen, discontinue use and seek the advice of a physician. Hyland’s products are safe to use, and have no known side effects or interactions with any other medication (including antibiotics).

Look for Hyland’s Earache products in the eye/ear section at pharmacies, drug stores, supercenters and natural products stores everywhere.

How to Use Hyland’s Earache Drops and Tablets

Hyland’s Earache Drops and Tablets are indicated for the relief of symptoms of ear pain, irritability, sleeplessness, and fever associated with earaches in adults and children after diagnosis by a physician. The purpose of the medicine is to relieve the symptoms during the ‘watch and wait’ period sometimes recommended with adults and children over 2 years, before the prescription of antibiotics.

About Hyland’s

Hyland’s is one of the leading homeopathic companies in North America, creating natural, medicines for consumer health and wellness.* Rooted in over 100 years of experience, Hyland’s is the number 1 natural OTC brand that has been passed down by families for generations. All Hyland’s products are prepared with the highest quality natural ingredients and follow the strictest standards of preparation. Hyland’s is dedicated to supporting the health and wellness of families everywhere. Learn more about Hyland’s products by visiting www.Hylands.com or check Hyland’s out on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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Hyland’s Baby Infant Earache Drops

SOURCE: 1 NIELSEN 52WKS ENDING 6/9/2017

*The uses for our products are based upon traditional homeopathic practice. They have not been reviewed by the Food and Drug Administration.

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Sandra

6 years ago

User of homeopathy for over 30 years for everyone in my family. Happy to see this advertisement by Hyland’s in your magazine!

Alan Smally

6 years ago

The “article” concerning Hyland’s Earache Drops and Tablets does not contain scientifically validated information. Although not labeled as such, it seems to be an advertisement.

Earaches associated with colds (upper respiratory infections) are often acute otitis media. The vast majority of patients have intact eardrums. Placing drops in the external auditory canal would not be expected to reach or help relieve fluid or infection in the middle ear, the location of acute otitis media.

The treatment of acute otitis media is beyond the scope of this comment. Swimming world should clearly label advertisements as such. If this is an article rather than an advertisement the author should source materials before publication