Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit
Otostick® Baby 1 Unit

Otostick® Baby 1 Unit

060202
€16.95
Tax included

Cosmetic corrector for protruding ears in babies and children. Transparent silicone and medical adhesive: an immediate, natural effect without surgery. Corrects and prevents from 3 months.

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  • 8 correctors + 1 cap per box
  • 2–7 days of wear per corrector
  • Resistant to water, sweat and heat
  • From 3 months corrective and preventive effect

 

Description

Otostick Baby is a corrector for protruding ears, made of silicone and medical adhesives, that sticks to the ear and to the adjacent part of the head, providing an immediate and natural effect.

In babies and children aged 3 months to 6 years, as well as the permanent corrective effect, it acts preventively, stopping the ears from settling into the wrong position. It is easy to use, comfortable and discreet: being made of transparent silicone, it is barely visible.

Follow the instructions in the leaflet: correct application ensures the corrector lasts and the ear stays in the right position. Before applying it, clean the area with an astringent product and make sure it is free of water, moisture and sweat.

Technical details

Type Cosmetic corrector for protruding ears for babies and children
Material Transparent, hypoallergenic silicone prosthesis for external use, with special adhesive
Contents 8 correctors and 1 cap per box
Duration Between 2 and 7 days per corrector
Age Recommended from 3 months
Safety As a precaution, use the Otostick Cap to stop the baby reaching the corrector
Status Class I medical device. No side effects
Manufacturer Innovaciones Disras S.L. Made in Spain
+90%

Corrective effect proven in a clinical study. In babies and children aged 3 months to 6 years, a permanent corrective effect in more than 90% of cases.*

*Study published in the journal Pediatría de Atención Primaria. Results may vary from case to case.

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