Simulated Cerumen (Artificial Ear Wax)
Simulated Cerumen, also known as Artificial Ear Wax, is a laboratory-formulated substitute designed to replicate the physical and chemical properties of natural cerumen. In the human ear, cerumen plays a vital role in protecting and lubricating the ear canal while trapping dust, debris, and dead skin cells.
Biochemazone’s Simulated Cerumen is specifically developed for research and product testing applications, including performance evaluation of hearing aids, earbuds, earplugs, and other in-ear electronic or medical devices. It provides a reliable and reproducible medium for laboratory simulations of real-use ear canal conditions.
Key Features
- Realistic composition mimicking natural ear wax
- Consistent viscosity and texture for standardized testing
- Sterile and ready-to-use formulation
- Available in both liquid and semi-solid (ointment-like) textures
- Light yellow appearance
Physical Properties
- Color: Light Yellow to Dark Yellow Brown
- Appearance: Liquid (also available in semi-solid texture upon customized request)
- Shelf Life: One year (when refrigerated at 4°C)
- Storage Condition: Refrigerate at 4°C
- Transportation Condition: Can be safely transported at room temperature
Main Components
- Oleic Acid (pure)
- Linoleic Acid (pure)
- Lanolin (anhydrous)
- Palmitic Acid (pure)
- Myristic Acid (pure)
- Paraffin Oils
- Stabilizers
Applications
- Hearing aid durability and clogging tests
- Earbud and earphone performance testing
- Acoustic device validation
- Material compatibility studies
- Research and development of in-ear technologies
Available Pack Sizes
Important Notes
- Product is sterile and ready for direct laboratory use.
- Store at 4°C; transport safely at room temperature.
- For professional scientific research use only. Not intended for clinical diagnosis, treatment, food, or pharmaceutical applications.
- Proper laboratory safety practices must be followed, including wearing a lab coat and disposable gloves.
