• Digg it - Tonsil Stone Remover
  • Digg it - Tonsil Stone Remover
  • Digg it - Tonsil Stone Remover
  • Digg it - Tonsil Stone Remover
  • Digg it - Tonsil Stone Remover
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Digg it - Tonsil Stone Remover

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Finally understand why brushing, scraping and mouthwash never fixed it and what was actually sitting back there
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Stop watching people's reactions mid-conversation and start talking without thinking about your breath once
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Get your confidence back and get back to being the person you actually are

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JR
Jason R. | TX ✓ Verified Customer
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I brushed three times a day for two years and it was never my teeth.
I tried everything. Brushing, flossing, tongue scraping, mouthwash, cutting out dairy. I even saw a GI doctor thinking it was my stomach. Nothing worked. I started turning my head slightly when I talked to people and I could see them react anyway. It was killing my confidence at work. A coworker suggested I look into tonsil stones and honestly I almost ignored it because my dentist had never mentioned them once. I used this and what came out was disgusting. Dozens of them. I had no idea that stuff was just sitting back there the whole time. Would have saved me years of anxiety if I had found this sooner.

Still wondering if Digg-it is for you?

Here’s what most people want to know before trying it.

Will this actually help my muffled, blocked feeling? +
If excess earwax is contributing to that blocked or muffled feeling, removing accessible wax may help your ear feel clearer. Earwax build-up can cause a feeling of fullness and reduced hearing.

Digg-it is designed to physically pick up accessible wax — rather than simply pushing it around.
Is it safe to put this in my ear? +
Digg-it was designed for gentle, controlled cleaning and includes a built-in depth stop to help limit how far the tool can enter.

Never force anything into your ear. If you have sudden hearing loss, significant pain, discharge, a known perforated eardrum or previous ear surgery, seek medical advice instead of attempting home removal.
Won't the material get stuck in my ear? +
No — the resin tip is part of the Digg-it tool and is designed to stay attached during normal use.

The soft material is designed to mould around the uneven surface of accessible earwax as you gently rotate it, helping the wax catch onto the tip so it can be lifted out with the tool.
Why not just use ear drops? +
Ear drops can be useful for softening wax. But softening and physically removing wax are two different things.

Digg-it uses a soft resin tip designed to pick up accessible wax so you can actually see what has been removed.
I've used cotton buds for years. What's different? +
Cotton buds can push wax further down the ear canal instead of removing it, which can contribute to a blockage.

Digg-it is designed around the opposite movement: gently picking up accessible wax rather than compacting it deeper.
Aren't ears supposed to clean themselves? +
Usually, yes. Earwax normally moves outward naturally.

But for some people it can accumulate and become blocked — especially when wax is pushed further inside the canal or simply builds up faster than it clears.
How do I know if Digg-it is actually doing anything? +
Look at the tip.

Because Digg-it physically picks up wax, you can see what you've removed immediately. There's no guessing whether something happened inside your ear.
What if I've already tried everything? +
That's exactly why Digg-it takes a different approach.

If you've spent years softening wax with drops or cleaning with cotton buds, Digg-it gives you another option: gently picking up accessible wax and letting you see the result on the tip.
What if my muffled hearing isn't caused by wax? +
Not every change in hearing is caused by earwax.

If your hearing loss is sudden, worsening quickly, painful, accompanied by discharge, or remains after wax has been addressed, you should speak to a healthcare professional.
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WHY THIS KEEPS HAPPENING

Your Earwax Changes As You Get Older.

For many adults, wax becomes drier and harder with age, which can make it more difficult for the ear to naturally move it outward.

Softer Wax

More easily moves outward with the ear's natural cleaning process.

Drier, Harder Wax

Can sit in the canal and gradually create the blocked or muffled sensation.

That's why the same ear-cleaning routine you used years ago may not feel like enough anymore.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

The Wax Doesn't Just Disappear. It Can Keep Building Up.

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STEP 1
Wax becomes drier
2
STEP 2
Natural movement slows
3
STEP 3
Wax collects in the canal
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STEP 4
Sound can begin to feel muffled
And because the buildup happens gradually, many people don't notice how much their hearing has changed until they finally clear the blockage.
BEFORE
"Everyone sounds like they're talking through a wall."
AFTER
"Everything suddenly sounds sharper again."

Does Any Of This Sound Familiar?

The TV keeps getting louder

The TV keeps getting louder

You turn it up a little more than you used to.

People sound muffled

People sound muffled

Especially on one side.

You keep saying "What?"

You keep saying "What?"

Even when people are speaking clearly.

Your ear feels full or blocked

Your ear feels full or blocked

Like there's something sitting inside it.

Constant itching

Constant itching

And the temptation to reach for a cotton bud.

Sounds feel distant

Sounds feel distant

As though you're hearing everything at 70%.

These symptoms can have many causes. But when earwax is the culprit, clearing the blockage can make a noticeable difference.
WHY NOTHING SEEMS TO WORK

Most Ear-Cleaning Methods Don't Actually Remove The Wax.

Push.
Push.
Cotton buds can move wax deeper into the canal instead of pulling it outward.
Soften.
Soften.
Drops may soften wax, but the wax still needs to leave the ear.
Flush.
Flush.
Water-based cleaning can be messy and depends on the wax washing out.
Grip + Lift.
Grip + Lift.
The resin tip is designed to physically catch accessible wax so it can be lifted outward.
WHY IT WORKS

Think Blu Tack. But For Your Ear.

Digg-it uses a soft, flexible resin that moulds around the uneven surface of earwax as you gently rotate it. That extra contact helps the wax catch onto the tip, so it comes out with it.

Soft resin → moulds around wax → grips → lifts
DESIGNED FOR CONTROL

The Built-In Stop Helps Keep You From Going Too Deep.

Unlike a traditional cotton bud with a long narrow stem, Digg-it includes a physical stopper that limits how far the tool can be inserted when used as directed.
Short working tip
Focuses cleaning near the accessible portion of the canal.
Soft material
No sharp metal tip.
Easy-grip handle
Designed for controlled, slow rotation.
REAL DIGG-IT CUSTOMERS

I Didn't Realise How Blocked My Ear Was.

Margaret Thompson
Margaret Thompson
I've been using Digg-It for three weeks now and the difference is remarkable. My hearing is clearer and I feel so much more comfortable. Highly recommend!
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Robert Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Easy to use and very effective. I was amazed at how much wax came out. My ears feel brand new!
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Patricia Wilson
Patricia Wilson
Safe, gentle, and it really works. I can hear conversations so much better now. Thank you Digg-It!
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Margaret Thompson
Margaret Thompson
I've been using Digg-It for three weeks now and the difference is remarkable. My hearing is clearer and I feel so much more comfortable. Highly recommend!
Customer result
Verified Buyer
Robert Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Easy to use and very effective. I was amazed at how much wax came out. My ears feel brand new!
Customer result
Verified Buyer
Patricia Wilson
Patricia Wilson
Safe, gentle, and it really works. I can hear conversations so much better now. Thank you Digg-It!
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