OtoClear Ear Irrigation Systems & Tips

Cerumen impaction is one of the most common reasons patients present with hearing loss, discomfort, or blocked ears — and safe removal starts with controlled, directed irrigation. The Bionix OtoClear line was built specifically for this, replacing the risky straight-stream syringe approach with tips that spray water backward against the canal wall, flushing wax out without driving fluid against the tympanic membrane. That reverse-flow design is what makes OtoClear a fixture in primary care, urgent care, ENT, and audiology practices.

The core of the system is the disposable OtoClear Ear Irrigation Tips (7200, 7202), sold individually or in boxes of 20. Because they're single-use, they eliminate cross-contamination between patients and the cleaning burden of reusable tips — a real consideration for any busy clinic tracking infection-control compliance. The tips are designed to fit standard irrigation syringes as well as the dedicated Bionix delivery devices.

For clinicians who want a complete setup, several kits pair the tips with a fluid source. The OtoClear Ear Wash System (7290) and Ear Lavage System (7280) provide a ready-to-use platform, while the OtoClear Water Pik Portable Ear Irrigator (7245) connects the safety tip to a Waterpik unit for adjustable, powered flow — useful when manual syringing isn't practical. The Ear Spray Wash Kit (7295) rounds things out with a spray bottle, ear basin, and five tips, a good starting point for a low-volume practice or a first purchase.

When choosing, the deciding factors are simple: how many procedures you do (buy tips in the box of 20 if wax removal is routine), whether you already own a syringe or Waterpik, and whether you need the collection basin for catching runoff. Every component in this collection is compatible within the OtoClear ecosystem, so you can start with a kit and reorder tips as you go.