White Egret Candles, Beeswax, 12 candles |  | Brand: White Egret Earomatherapy
Category: Health and Beauty
List Price: $24.76
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Seller: Amazon.com
Rating:  16 reviews
Sales Rank: 871
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 4.5 x 1.3 x 13
MPN: BEE12PK
Model: BEE12PK
UPC: 604503035158
EAN: 0604503035158
Release Date: September 7, 2006
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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 100% Beeswax | | • | Instructions Included | | • | Family Owned for 30 Years | | • | NO Excessive Wax like other Candles | | • | Quality Guaranteed |
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Product Description
100% Natural. Made with 100% cotton muslin cloth and 100 % Beeswx. For entertainment use only. Made in U.S.A.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 16
Ear Candling November 16, 2009
MJ (AL, USA)
I have used ear candles over the years to clear up some of the wax that is way down in the ear. I found that these candles are very sturdy and burn evenly. I would recommend this brand to anyone with a need for ear candles.
Ear Candles October 21, 2009
Carmen Bird
I'm sure it was an oversight, however the package was short 1 candle. Still I would order again.
 The real story of success June 25, 2009
SilverBrumby (GA)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Fantastic product! Although I use the candles by Wally's Naturals. I love how the smoke from the candle helps to loosen the wax so that the ear can excrete it naturally during the candling and after. Plus it is very relaxing. The wax at the bottom is only from the paraffin in the candle and the loosened wax will of course help clear your hearing tremendously and help your body to excrete the wax naturally through the ears! No vacuum, just a little steam/heat from the candle smoke. Helped tremendously to loosen my ear wax! For those of you that have only used one and had no success and questioned the wax at the bottom. The wax is from the candle and maybe a little from your ear, but not much right then and there. Also, it can take quite a few candles sometimes before you get the desired affect. [...]
 I can't believe this... May 25, 2009
Hillary
4 out of 16 found this review helpful
I personally have to question why someone would put a lit waxy candle into her 4-year-old's ear (in response to a comment on another's review). It's amazing how completely backwards and primitive our society can be in an attempt to find a quick fix that avoids those demonic doctors, right? People will believe what they want to believe, and unfortunately, I can't change anyone's stance on that. But I can certainly support your comment.
To all of you who love ear candling, please try this one experiment for me: burn one in your ear, and then burn one outside your ear. Open it up, and look at all of the "ear" wax you find in both. It will be identical if you used the same brand of ear candles. If you aren't open-minded enough to try that, then I suppose that would explain why you would be ear candling to begin with.
I have yet to see any possible way or even a logical explanation as to how a lit candle can create a "vacuum". Again, try this type of experiment outside your ear and see if you get any form of result. The thing is, it really can't work, and the explanation for how these candles are supposed to work is really just another example as to how people really will believe anything without thinking for themselves. Please, do some research on your own if you don't believe anyone else (it's part of being responsible for your own health)... which brings me to another point. Another commenter here said that research can be found on both sides of any argument... and that leads me to challenge anyone to find just one peer-reviewed double-blind study that supports this practice. There aren't any. There are, however, SEVERAL studies proving the latter. It is very easily proved that a candle cannot create "negative pressure"... you can even try it yourself without having to endanger your poor ear.
Agreeing with the (sadly) 1 other reviewer who sees these candles for what they really are, they can do nothing but harm. Possibly, they could be relaxing, but nothing more. There most definitely is a placebo effect, which to some might be like finding out there is no Easter Bunny. Again, if you don't believe me, look it up absolutely anywhere and see for yourself.
Unfortunately, probably for many of you with this "chronic" earwax buildup issue, the simple explanation is that you simply have not been helping it. Throw some wax-softening drops in your ear for a while each day and then flush it out (and trust me, just because they're FDA approved does not mean that they are "unnatural" or "unsafe" or untrustworthy for that matter.) There is a reason that no licensed physician will encourage you to light a fire near your ear canal. There is a reason they are not FDA approved, and interestingly, are illegal if their packages claim any medical benefit.
Unless of course, anything that has to do with everything involving doctors, science or the government is a giant conspiracy and can't be trusted. No one is looking out for your health. Please continue lighting fires near your baby girl.
Works great May 8, 2009
Minnie Mouse (Ky)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
When the local health store went out of business I had problems finding the ear candles at a discount price. I checked out Amazon.com and again they fixed my problem. I got free shipping with the bargin price for the product. I will be buying this product again.
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