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  • Devices designed to be partially introduced in the outer ear canal of a patient that is lying on one side of the body; the device (i.e., the ear candle) is vertically located on the upper ear and then the distal end of the candle is lit to create a flame. The flame produces a low pressure intended to draw out cerumen (ear wax) and/or debris from the ear canal. Ear candles usually consist of piece of fabric (e.g., cotton) with the shape of a cone or cylinder that is impregnated with paraffin and/or other products (e.g., honey, herbs); some ear candles may include a one-way valve to prevent foreign materials from being introduced in the ear canal during the use of the candle. Ear candles are intended to clean the ear canal, for the treatment of blocked ears due to ear wax or other causes, and/or to regulate the internal ear pressure.
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