Most people assume earwax means dirty ears, but that’s false.
Even the cleanest people struggle with excessive buildup because it has nothing to do with hygiene and everything to do with anatomy, age, and genetics.
For some, smaller or bendy ear canals trap wax, while others produce drier wax that doesn’t fall out naturally. And as we age, wax buildup worsens.
When wax can’t exit on its own, it simply keeps accumulating—leading to discomfort, muffled hearing, and blockages for so many people, no matter how clean they are.