What should I know about Ring Relief Ear Drops before taking them?

Before taking Ring Relief Ear Drops, you should know a few things. This product has not been tested or rated by the United States Food and Drug Administration, and its effectiveness has not been proven. Also, there are a few situations in which you should not take this medication. You should not take Ring Relief Ear Drops if you are allergic to them, or if you have tubes in your ears or a perforated eardrum. If you are pregnant, you should ask your doctor before using this drug.

You should also know that there are many causes of tinnitus and ear pain or discomfort, so you should see your doctor before you take these ear drops, as your tinnitus may be better treated by treating the underlying condition. You also should check with your doctor before using Ring Relief Ear Drops if you are taking blood thinners or have any medical condition that affects your ears, hearing, or immune system.

Ring Relief Ear Drops have few side effects, but you should know that they can cause your symptoms to become worse when you first start using them. It may take several weeks to months for beneficial effects to become noticeable. Ring Relief Ear Drops can also cause your vision to become worse, and they may cause allergic reactions.