Azista Fresh Hug Ear Cleanser for Dogs & Cats

Fresh Hug Ear Cleanser from Azista Vet contains salicylic acid 0.2% w/v and phenoxyethanol 0.35% w/v, providing gentle yet effective ear hygiene maintenance for dogs and cats. This non-irritating formula dissolves excess wax, debris, and moisture while preventing bacterial and fungal growth that leads to otitis externa.

• Composition : Salicylic Acid IP 0.2% w/v (keratolytic wax solvent)
  Phenoxyethanol IP 0.35% w/v (broad-spectrum antimicrobial) 
  Neutral pH cleansing base 
  100 ml bottle with precision nozzle

Indications :

• Routine ear hygiene and wax removal
  
• Moisture control to prevent yeast infections 
  
• Pre-treatment cleaning before ear medications 
  
• Odor neutralization and debris management

Features :

• Salicylic acid breaks down hardened earwax safely
  
• Phenoxyethanol inhibits bacterial/fungal proliferation 
  
• Neutral pH formula prevents irritation 
  
• Precision nozzle enables targeted application 
  

Directions for Use:

• Turn white nozzle to open position
  

• Apply liberally into ear canal; massage base gently 
  

• Wipe excess with cotton; use 1-2 times weekly 
  

• Shake well; avoid nozzle contact with surfaces.

Disclosure:

A licensed vendor partner will deliver this medicine to you. Once the pharmacy accepts your order, the pharmacy details will be shared with you. Acceptance of your order is based on the validity of your doctor's prescription and the availability of the medicine.

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