The Mucker™ 2.0
The Mucker™ 2.0
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Cotton swabs will kill you! Well... maybe they're not that dangerous. BUT, all they do is push earwax farther into your ears. This promotes more earwax production, hearing loss, and can easily cause damage to your eardrums. Think about it, you haven't not had earwax in your ears ever.
That's where The Mucker™ 2.0 comes in. Gone are the days of feeling earwax in your ear every. single. day. Using your mucker once per week on each ear is well enough, one cleaning and all of the earwax in the ear has disappeared.
Join the revolution against the big cotton swab companies and lets bring back true ear health! It's time to Muck That.
Features:
- The Mucker 2.0 is IPX5 Waterproof and Dust Proof.
- Pair with IOS or Android phone using the instruction manual to use the camera feature and see inside of your ear while mucking.
- Comes with 3 different ear spoons for different amounts of earwax removal.
- About an hour of battery life per charge, more than enough for multiple uses.
Quit Wasting Money On Cotton Swabs.
Cotton Swabs damage your ear canal and do not get the job done. Spending money on that every month doesn't make sense in our heads. One use of The Mucker 2.0™ per week is all you need!
The Supreme Way To Clean Your Ears
- Integrated With an HD Camera To See Inside Your Ear Canal.
- 3 Ear Spoon Modes For Different Earwax Amounts.
- Total Protection Against Eardrum Damage, Increased Earwax Production, and Infections, Unlike Cotton Swabs.
See what the MUCK THAT Family Is Saying:
Customer Reviews
This product is amazing. I stopped wasting money on q tips which i bought every week. This gets all of my ear wax out instead of just pushing it back into my ear drum. I’m able to see what my ear drum looks like and if there’s left over wax. The quality is great and I have recommended this to my family members. I wish there was more products like this that are as convenient. I strongly recommend this to everyone.
Before I found this through Instagram, I was using QTips atleast twice a day. I have psoriasis, which comes with the symptom of overproducing earwax. My ears would become so greasy by the end of the day that it became unbearable to go to sleep without throughly cleaning out my ear canals. Since I started using the mucker, I’ve only had to clean my ears about once every three days. With the camera and different types of “ear scoopers”, I was able to clean away any buildup that was there. Turns out all that I was doing before was smearing the buildup around. Total lifesaver would definitely recommend to anyone with similar sounding conditions
The whole product is so bad!!! My wife didn't want me any more from the way i used it. It didn't give me any specifics on how to use it and I ended up putting it in the wrong hole. I ended up enjoying it immensley and have been using it for weeks in my mystery hole, but my wife caught me using it in the bathroom while i was tugging my snake all over the place. In the end it caused a divorce between eachother.
These guys have some crazy ads, but this product has been honestly really good. The camera is a great and makes this thing worth buying (it was really gross in my ear haha). I’ve never seen online marketing like theirs but hey, they got a good product. Id recommend.
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