If you’re asking what this claim means or whether it’s medically accurate:
What the claim is promising
“Put 2 drops in your ear and you will hear like before. Recover your hearing.”
It implies that putting two drops of a particular liquid into the ear can restore lost hearing. That’s a very strong medical claim and, without knowing the product and the cause of hearing loss, it is not something that should be presented as guaranteed.
Hearing loss can result from earwax blockage, an ear infection, damage to the eardrum or middle ear, age-related inner-ear damage, noise exposure, medications, or problems involving the auditory nerve. Treatment depends on the cause.
Also, putting an unknown substance into the ear can be harmful, particularly if there is a perforated eardrum, ear tubes, infection, or another ear condition.
Safer wording for an advertisement
“Use 2 drops as directed. This product may help support ear health, but it is not proven to restore hearing loss. If you experience hearing loss, consult a qualified healthcare professional to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.”
If you tell me what the ear drops contain or the name of the product, I can explain whether there is evidence that it can improve hearing and whether putting it in the ear is safe.
