We provide high quality ear care, with

• Ear health check -£25

• Routine earwax removal service - adults and children over 12 (please bring a parent)- £55

• Diagnostic hearing test - £40

(You will get an ear health check, medical questionnaire will be recorded, you will be issued with an audiogram and an explanation of your hearing results and referral, if needed).

• Impression taking services - £89 - making of direct moulded custom solid  swim/ surf / water sports plugs and  filtered noise / sleep plugs.

•  Retubing of your hearing aid moulds -£15- If you've got to wear it, why not BLING it up? 

EARWAX REMOVAL IN-STORE

All earwax appointments are for one ear,  or two ears of wax.   The price is for your appointment time and is non-refundable.

Earwax removal appointment:      £55

This is payable at the point of booking/ your appointment.

EAR HEALTH CHECK

Ear health check appointment:      £25

This is payable at the point of booking.

If you don't  have wax, but would like it checked,  please book an ear health check appointment.  If you do have wax, but booked a 5 minute ear health check, we might need to book another appointment,  as it's only booked for 5 minutes.

The price is for your appointment time and is non-refundable.

HOME VISITS available from £89  

(at your home, within 5 mile radius)

See appointments for more prices , discounts and appointments

Removing earwax with 

Microsuction:

Microsuction is a new technique. Unlike ear candling, syringing or irrigation, microsuction ear wax removal has a significantly lower risk of causing damage to your eardrum. This is because the procedure is performed under direct vision and avoids the use of any liquids at high pressure. This makes the procedure safer and comfortable for the patient.  

The audiologist carefully inserts a very thin suction tube into the ear canal, which is connected to a suction machine. It is a very thorough process. 

Manual removal:

Manual ear wax removal is performed using a long thin instrument that are carefully and gently used to dislodge the wax and remove it from your ear.  

This method is most typically suitable for removing a small amount of wax that has built up near the entrance of your ear canal. 

What is an audiologist? 

Audiologists have studied the pathology and anatomy of the ear in audiology at university and has a degree in it, we are experts in hearing care. 

We identify and treat hearing conditions, and provide guidance in preventing future hearing health challenges. 

I am registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) & BSHAA.