Each ml contains: Rifamycin sodium ............. 26mg/ml (equivalent to 20000 IU/ml)

Ear drops

Local treatment of cases of ear discharge:
- When tympanic membrane ventilation is in place.
- With drainage of the ear canal.
- Chronic otitis media without osteomyelitis with tympanic membrane perforation

Adults: 5 drops x 2 times per day, drop the medicine into the affected ear canal in the morning and evening.
+ Children: 3 drops x 2 times per day, drop the medicine into the affected ear canal in the morning and evening.
Treatment time: Treatment time is usually 7 days.
How to use: Use locally, drop into the ear.
Warm the medicine bottle a few minutes before use by holding it in the palm of your hand to avoid discomfort caused by the ear contacting the cold solution.
Tilt your head when dropping the medicine into the ear by continuously pulling the earlobe. Keep your head tilted to one side for about 5 minutes to facilitate the absorption of the medicine into the external auditory canal. Repeat in the other ear if necessary. When tilting your head back, a little medicine will flow out, use tissue to dry.
Gently squeeze the dropper with 2 fingers to drop the medicine. Do not squeeze the dropper too hard.
At the end of the treatment, the remaining contents of the vial should be discarded and should not be kept for reuse.
Avoid contact with clothing as the solution may stain fabrics