Reiner Ear Syringe Complete

Description

Reiner Ear Syringe Complete

The Reiner ear syringe is a metal syringe for ear irrigation. Clinicians use a Reiner ear syringe to flush wax and debris from the ear canal with warm water.

Irrigation in the ear clinic

Ear irrigation remains a routine way to clear impacted wax. The clinician directs a stream of water along the canal wall. Then the water carries the wax out of the ear.

Four capacities

We offer the complete Reiner syringe in 150 ml, 100 ml, 75 ml and 50 ml. The larger capacities mean fewer refills. Meanwhile, the smaller Reiner sizes feel lighter in the hand.

Using the Reiner

First, the clinician fills the syringe with water at body temperature. Next, they aim the stream toward the upper canal wall rather than straight at the drum. A basin under the ear catches the return.

Choosing a capacity

Busy clinics often choose 100 or 150 ml, because they irrigate more ears per day. Alternatively, 50 or 75 ml suits occasional use. Contact us if you want nozzle details before you order.

Caring for the Reiner

Take the syringe apart after each session and rinse every part. Then dry the parts completely. Also check the plunger seal before you reassemble and sterilize the syringe.

Reiner ear syringe specifications

• Reiner capacity: 150, 100, 75 or 50 ml
• Supplied complete
• For ear canal irrigation
• Stainless steel

Ordering the Reiner syringe

Every Reiner syringe has a three-year warranty covering Reiner workmanship defects. Also, our Atlanta team checks the Reiner plunger action by hand before shipping. Read our Reiner syringe FAQs for common order questions. ASTM F899 is where Reiner buyers can read about surgical steel grades. For wax that irrigation leaves behind, see the Snellen loop. Our otology and ENT range lists more.

Reiner syringes are for professional use. Reiner photos, and the nickel in stainless steel, get a full note in our Reiner care and sterilization guide page. Reiner delivery times appear on our Reiner shipping information.