Earplugs

Care Well 7 Days Pill Box CW 215

A 7-day pill organiser with one compartment per day — keeps your weekly medication routine on track. Standard size, code CW 215.

- Carried widely in Kuwait pharmacies as a clinical-quality everyday aid
- Plastic body with snap-locking lids — pills stay where you put them
- Code CW 215 — one in a full Care Well pill-box family (daily / 4x-daily / 7-day / metal / Devon styling)

Benefits:
- 7 daily compartments labeled MON-SUN (or local equivalents)
- Standard size — fits standard daily medications
- Each compartment has a flip-open lid that holds shut between doses
- Lightweight; fits in handbag or kitchen drawer

- Daily multi-medication routines (chronic conditions, post-surgical recovery, vitamin supplementation)
- Memory aid for elderly relatives or anyone managing complex prescriptions
- Travel — fill the box at home, stays organised on the road

How to Use:
On Sunday evening, fill the 7 compartments with the medications for each day of the coming week. Take the day's compartment with you in the morning. Refill weekly.

Precautions:
- Keep out of reach of children — pill boxes look like candy boxes to toddlers
- Always store the original prescription bottle separately for emergency identification
- Don't mix medications that need to be kept apart (e.g., one with food, one without) in the same compartment without a system to remember the timing
- Wash with mild soap and water; air-dry before refilling

Q&A:
Q: Will my dosage stay accurate in a pill box?
A: Yes, if you organise carefully. The risk is mixing up similar-looking pills — make sure you can identify each medication by colour/shape, or use a smaller separate organiser if you have look-alike tablets.

Q: Is it safe to put light-sensitive medications in a clear pill box?
A: For most over-the-counter medications, yes. For specific light-sensitive prescriptions (some antibiotics, hormonal medications), check with your pharmacist — those may need to stay in their original opaque container.

Q: How often should I clean it?
A: Empty completely and wash once a month with mild soap, then air-dry. Pill residue builds up; an annual deep-clean is a good baseline.

Care Well Plastic Lice Comb CW 305

A fine-toothed plastic lice comb for detection and removal of head lice and their eggs (nits). Code CW 305.

- Tightly-spaced fine teeth specifically designed to catch lice and nits
- Plastic body — sturdy, doesn't conduct heat (no scalp discomfort)
- Code CW 305 — part of Care Well's lice-care range

Benefits:
- Fine teeth (0.2-0.3 mm gap) catch even the smallest nits
- Smooth plastic that won't snag or break hair
- Easy-grip handle
- Washable in soapy water with a fine brush to clear caught lice/nits

- Suspected head-lice infestation in children or adults
- After applying lice-treatment shampoo (the comb removes dead lice and nits the shampoo killed)
- Routine school-season screening for families with school-age children
- Travel hygiene after exposure to crowded sleeping arrangements

How to Use:
Wet hair and apply conditioner — wet, conditioned hair makes the comb glide and traps lice in the conditioner. Section the hair and comb from scalp to tip, working in 2-3 cm sections. Wipe the comb on a tissue or paper towel between strokes; discard the tissue (lice and nits will be on it). Comb the entire head systematically. Repeat every 2-3 days for 2 weeks.

Precautions:
- Don't share the comb between people — that spreads lice
- After use, wash with hot soapy water and a small brush; soak in alcohol or boiling water for 5 minutes to kill any clinging lice
- Store in a sealed bag or its original packaging — don't leave loose with other haircare tools
- Combing alone is rarely enough — pair with a medicated lice treatment for full eradication
- If lice persist after 2 weeks of treatment + combing, see a doctor or pharmacist for stronger treatment options

Q&A:
Q: Will combing alone get rid of lice?
A: Combing daily for 2-3 weeks CAN eradicate a mild infestation, but most parents pair it with medicated shampoo for faster, more reliable results. The comb is essential for removing the dead lice and the eggs (which the shampoo doesn't always kill).

Q: Why wet, conditioned hair?
A: Conditioner immobilises lice (they can't run from the comb) and lubricates the comb so it glides through hair without yanking. Dry combing is much less effective.

Q: How do I clean the comb?
A: Wash with hot soapy water and a fine cleaning brush (some lice combs come with one) to clear the teeth. For thorough disinfection, soak in 70% alcohol for 5 minutes or in boiling water for 5 minutes. Air-dry completely before storage.

Care Well Swimmers Ear Plugs For Kids 1 Pair CW 567

A pair of soft silicone ear plugs sized for children — keeps water out during swimming, bath time, or showers. Code CW 567.

- Soft, mouldable silicone (NOT foam — silicone is the right choice for water exposure)
- Sized for children's ear canals
- Reusable — wash and dry between uses
- Code CW 567

Benefits:
- Mouldable silicone — press into the ear opening to create a watertight seal
- Hypoallergenic
- Reusable, washable
- Storage case included with most pairs
- Suitable for ages 3+ (younger children — consult pediatrician)

- Swimming lessons and pool play (prevents swimmer's ear / otitis externa)
- Bath time and showers for children prone to ear infections
- After ear-tube surgery (ENT advice; common protocol)
- Beach holidays

How to Use:
Warm the silicone in your hand for 5-10 seconds to soften it. Mould it gently between your fingers. Press it INTO (not deep, just at the canal opening) the child's ear; flatten the visible part to seal the canal opening. The plug should sit visible at the entrance, not pushed deep. Remove with a gentle pull on the visible edge.

Precautions:
- Always supervise children using ear plugs around water
- Don't push deep — silicone should sit at the canal entrance, not against the eardrum
- Inspect for damage before each use; replace if torn or sticky
- Wash with mild soap and warm water after each use; air-dry before storing
- Stop and consult an ENT doctor if pain, ringing, or persistent muffled hearing develops
- Children under 3 — consult your pediatrician before use

Q&A:
Q: Why silicone, not foam?
A: Foam absorbs water and grows bacteria — exactly the opposite of what you want around water. Silicone is hydrophobic; it seals the canal and stays clean.

Q: My child has ear tubes (grommets) — are these safe?
A: Yes, AND specifically recommended by ENT doctors for children with grommets. The grommet creates a path for water to enter the middle ear, so a watertight seal at the canal entrance is critical. Always confirm with your pediatric ENT.

Q: Are reusable plugs really reusable?
A: Yes — silicone plugs typically last a swim season (3-4 months) with daily use. Replace if they no longer hold their shape or feel sticky/old. For year-round users, plan on 2-3 pairs per year.

CHICCO NATURALFEELING BOTTLE 0M+150ML COL chcn-000685

Comfortable design for easy and correct latch on. The special inclined shape keeps the teat always full of milk to prevent the risk of gassy colic. Keeps the newborn’s head in the right position while feeding. Natural feeling technology with soft silicone teats. BPA free.

Q&A:
Q: From what age is this Chicco bottle suitable?
A: It is designed for newborns from 0 months and up.

Q: How do I sterilize it?
A: All parts are dishwasher-safe (top rack) and can be sterilized by boiling, steam, or microwave sterilizer.

Q: Is it BPA-free?
A: Yes. The bottle and teat are made from BPA-free materials, safe for your baby.