Cauliflower Ear Magnets - Premium Silicone Magnet Compression Kit for Cauliflower Ear Prevention & Treatment in BJJ, Wrestling, MMA, & Rugby - Minimize Ear Draining (Black)

Works great

These worked great for my son’s cauliflower ear.We had it drained, the doctor wanted to sew cotton to my sons ear to keep it from filling back up and was extremely condescending when I showed him these and asked if this was a viable solution to keeping pressure on the ear. Jerk of a doctor basically shrugged and said try it out but to call when we had to get it re-drained.We kept gauze on the cut from getting it drained (so it could keep draining) for 2 days. Then used the cushions provided in this set for comfort for I believe 2 weeks just to MAKE SUUUURE it didn’t start to fill again. It fit perfectly in my son’s ear. He didn’t complain about it hurting, he said the pressure from the magnet wasn’t too much when he used the cushions.His ear healed and has not been an issue since. Which was a huge relief after the doctor was such a jerk.

The product seems to work as advertised but the magnets seem extremely tight. I usually take them off every 40 minutes or so due to them being uncomfortable. But my cauliflower ear hasn’t seemed to refill

Let’s keep it simple. Drain it then place this on. It’s goona hurt but it works. So either get your funky ears or take the pain!

A lot of people are complaining about them being too strong- I find them to be just fine. They come with foam pads allowing you to space the magnets a bit and reduce pressure. What I am also doing is putting a small magnet on the back and a large magnet on the front with a foam pad and this is very comfortable. I have had this on my ear for about an hour with no pain or issues whatsoever.We did drain my ear and I don't think this would make draining unnecessary, however it will prevent the ear from re-filling with fluid as it heals.

These are as good, not better, than most competitors. And most competitors come with more sizes than these. Not worth it. Don't seem to have any better quality either.

These worked fairly well when I got cauliflower ear recently. The magnets are very strong and made my ear start to hurt after about 30 minutes, but I was able to fix this by taking a piece of styrofoam about half a centimeter thick, cutting it to match the shape of the buds, and putting it on the backside of the ear between the buds. Over time, the styrofoam compressed, so I made another one and added it between the buds. Now, I have a set of fully compressed styrofoam pieces so I'm all set to go if I get cauliflower ear again!

product works well, but for the same price if not cheaper, the SenseAid provide the exact same performance, and it comes with 8 magnets instead of 4. Not good value for money. Simple product, that works well but takes a bit of learning curve.