White Egret Candles, Beeswax, 12 candles

- 100% Beeswax
- Ear Candling Instructions Included
- Family Owned for 30 Years
- NO Excessive Wax like other Candles
- Quality Guaranteed
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White Egret Candles, Beeswax, 12 candles… More >>
White Egret Candles, Beeswax, 12 candles
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This is another bad product, because when your wife orders one bag from her account with a gift certificate, Amazon goes ahead and orders two more bags for you, from your own account, charges your credit card, and then tells you it’s your wifes fault.
Rating: 1 / 5
Not only do these NOT work — but when considering RISK vs. REWARD — even IF they worked… it’s just not worth it!!
I’ve used similar “ear candles” once before — and was suckered in to the notion that they actually worked, after cutting them open to see the “end result”… which I was led to believe was MY (ear) wax. Turns out, what it really was, was nothing more than the CANDLE’s WAX, which THANKFULLY, had Not Entered My Ear (which can cause severe burns & permanent DAMAGE, even HOLES IN YOUR EAR DRUM).
Anyway – so this time around, when my seasonal allergies started acting up again & I could feel (and hear) the excess fluid building up in my ears — I figured I’d give them another go. After searching CVS, Walgreens, Wal-Mart, etc. etc. & coming up empty handed — I finally turned to the Internet… where they were in great supply. (Now I know why NO RESPECTABLE PLACE OF BUSINESS WILL SELL THESE)
While waiting for them to arrive, I wanted to brush up on the “instructions” since it’d been a while since I last used them (also the only other time). It’s then that I came across (though Google) COUNTLESS MEDICAL PAGES & REVIEWS, WARNING AGAINST THESE “CANDLES” – and giving Countless HORROR STORIES OF “CANDLING” GONE WRONG… and that when tested – EVERY BIT OF WAX OR “DEBRIS” FOUND INSIDE A USED “CANDLE” — WAS FROM THE CANDLE ITSELF — NOT, I REPEAT, NOT, FROM THE USER’S EAR.
Now – obviously I heeded these warnings… but still, I’m a skeptical person. And from what I could remember about my 1st time, was that 1 “Candle” had a whole lot of “wax” in it at the end, and the other barely had any (1 from each ear). So I thought MAYBE it was just the Medical Community trying to get rid of “ear drop competition” by bad-mouthing the “ear candles”….. after all, no matter what the subject is: Religion, Medical, Scientific — there are ALWAYS studies supporting either side of a claim. (just look at the EGG: Egg whites Vs. Egg yolks, bad, then good, then bad, then good — and they still don’t know)
So – CAUTIOUSLY & with “supervision” (never attempt alone… hell, never attempt AT ALL) I put 1 candle in my right ear – burned it accordingly…. Nothing. No Ear-Wax… the tube was completely HOLLOW at the end… aside from a small “runner” of BeesWax which had dripped down toward my ear canal. So, thinking I’d not “sealed it around me ear canal properly” — tried the Left ear… this time, making sure it was good & tightly sealed. I did notice a great addition to the “hissing” noises, and what FEELS & SOUNDS LIKE “SUCTION”… but — not only was there NO Ear Wax at the end…. there wasn’t even any BeesWax in the tube on this one…. it was COMPLETELY HOLLOW. It didn’t suck ANYTHING out… and luckily, didn’t let anything drip down in either.
It seems, the reason my 1st experience had the result that it did — was due to the Parafin Wax that was used to make it…. and that these candles, while they didn’t produce the same result as the others — (1) still presented a danger to my ear canal ========= and worst of all ======= that’s all it did.
These come with all sorts of warnings (seen above & on the packaging itself) that read basically: You’re an idiot for using this… and if you hurt yourself, we’re not liable – this is a “home remedy” only… blah blah blah.
I don’t know about you guys, but when I think of “Home Remedies” — I think of “Chicken Noodle soup”; and all the other foods, plants, etc. – used for soothing, or “healing” purposes. NONE OF THOSE HOWEVER — WILL SEVERLY INJURE (or even slightly injure) THE USER – IF NOT TAKEN TO EXACT SPECIFICATIONS!!!!
Steer clear of this hocus pocus – mumbo jumbo… that some Douche thought of when he/she had left over Beeswax, which was unsuitable for making into Honey or whatever! IT DOES NOT WORK – READ THE REVIEWS, WARNINGS, & “TESTIMONIALS” (google search on “ear candles”) & CAN ONLY DO YOU HARM.
Do yourself a favor – if something’s wrong with your ears – take them to a DOCTOR (or up to a CVS / Walgreens / etc. — and get some OTC Drops if you can’t afford a Doctor or Prescription Drops!)
Rating: 1 / 5
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.
Rating: 1 / 5
I have used ear candles several times before, even talked my husband into trying them. I bought them through amazon this time and used them. My husband was skeptical (as usual) so I did some research. I found a lot of negative things, but I also saw people claiming the candles did things that are impossible. They do not clear your sinuses. They do not clean the brain. These are ludicrous claims. What they do do are relax you. I am undecided if I believe the residue left in the candles are ear waste or not. This time it did not smell like ear wax. Of course they can be dangerous, use your brain. Ears are delicate, and you are sticking something on fire into them. I believe if you use them occasionally there is no harm as long as they are used properly. I was amazed to find out the following information:
http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/candling.html
They are praised in Europe, illegal in Canada. I will probabaly continue to use them every couple years or so. Remember that frequent use can dry out and cause harm to your ear. Good luck. Be safe.
Rating: 4 / 5
It works – I do not know how for sure except it really works – who would have thought?
Rating: 5 / 5