Lighted Ear Curette

Removing cerumen safely depends on one thing above all: seeing exactly what you're doing. A lighted ear curette puts a light source right at the working tip, illuminating the ear canal so clinicians can distinguish impacted wax from delicate canal walls and the tympanic membrane. This collection features the Bionix Lighted Ear Curette (2245), a disposable, non-sterile instrument with a comfortable round polypropylene handle, a magnifying lighted tip, and assorted tip sizes packaged together for different degrees of impaction and canal size.

The built-in magnification is what sets these apart from a standard curette. Instead of relying on a separate headlamp or otoscope in one hand while working with the other, the practitioner gets focused illumination and an enlarged view directly at the point of contact — helpful in pediatric visits, urgent care, and any setting where a quick, well-controlled cerumen removal keeps the appointment moving.

Because they're single-use, these curettes eliminate reprocessing between patients and support infection-control protocols without the cleaning burden of reusable metal instruments. The assorted tip design means you're not committing to one size; a smaller loop handles tighter canals and firmer plugs, while larger tips clear softer, bulkier wax efficiently.

Looking at other options? Compare the The Lighted Ear Curette and the Lighted WaveCurette, which uses a spiral tip geometry some clinicians prefer for scooping impacted cerumen. For non-lighted disposable loops, see the Acu-Dispo-Curette collection.

Cerumen management rarely stands alone, so round out your supplies from our broader Ear Care range, including irrigation and softening products, or the Ear, Nose & Throat Suction category for stubborn cases that call for aspiration.