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Both ears checked first
Otoscopy checks both ears, with photographs and a discussion of your symptoms.
Ear Wax Relief in a 20-Minute Appointment
Gentle microsuction & irrigation, with both ears checked first. Same-day appointments subject to availability.
GPhC-registered pharmacy 9011069 · Walton Pharmacy · 277 High St, Felixstowe IP11 9DU
Reviewed by Moh, Owner & lead clinician. Trained in microsuction via Clear Clinics (audiologist-led)

An otoscope examination helps establish whether wax is present and whether removal is appropriate.


Representative otoscope images , not photographs of a specific patient. Results vary from person to person.
Both ears are examined first, followed by treatment only when appropriate and a final re-check. Allow around 20 minutes.

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Otoscopy checks both ears, with photographs and a discussion of your symptoms.

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Microsuction or irrigation, selected after your suitability check.

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A final ear check, aftercare and wax-softening advice.
Your 60-second self-check offers guidance, not a diagnosis. Your clinician checks suitability first.

Do your ears feel blocked or muffled?
Have you noticed reduced hearing or ringing?
Do you use hearing aids or earplugs?
Have you had recent ear infection, surgery, injury or a perforation?
Do you have sudden hearing loss, discharge, bleeding or severe pain?
One ear: £45. Both ears: £60. The £12 examination fee is credited if microsuction proceeds.
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£60
The £12 examination fee applies whether or not wax is found. 20-minute appointment. Examine and refer: £15 when treatment is not appropriate.
Ear exam with otoscope with pictures provided. Wax softening advice, aftercare. Microsuction and irrigation methods only

Recent ear infection and or surgery, recent ear injury. Severe pain or discharge, perforation, foreign body in ear. We can examine and refer (£15)
If treatment is not appropriate, examine and refer costs £15.

Moh, Owner & lead clinician. Trained in microsuction via Clear Clinics (audiologist-led)
Your clinician explains the examination, discusses suitability and answers your questions before treatment.
GPhC 9011069 is the pharmacy registration, not a personal clinician credential.
Walton Pharmacy, 277 High St, Felixstowe IP11 9DU.
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Find clear answers about examinations, prices, suitability and aftercare.
We discuss your symptoms and examine both ears with an otoscope first. The clinician then explains whether wax removal is appropriate.
Both ears are checked before deciding which, if either, needs treatment.
One ear: £45. Both ears: £60. The £12 examination fee is credited against treatment if microsuction goes ahead, and applies whether or not wax is found.
Allow approximately 20 minutes. Your clinician will explain if you need further care.
Microsuction and irrigation, following an examination and a discussion about suitability. Not every method is appropriate for every ear.
A clinician uses a small suction device to remove wax while viewing the ear canal. They will explain the process before treatment.
Irrigation uses water to help remove wax. Your ear history and examination determine whether it is appropriate.
The clinician can advise on wax softening. Contact the clinic before your appointment for advice specific to you, especially if you have a history of ear problems.
Experiences vary. Tell the clinician about discomfort at any point so they can pause and reassess. No procedure is risk-free.
Same-day appointments are offered, subject to availability. Check the booking page or call the clinic.
You can contact the clinic directly for an ear examination. Some symptoms or findings may require referral to another healthcare professional.
The £12 examination fee applies whether or not wax is found. Your clinician will explain the findings and any suggested next steps.
Recent ear infection and or surgery, recent ear injury. Severe pain or discharge, perforation, foreign body in ear. We can examine and refer (£15)
If we cannot safely treat you, we can examine and refer (£15). The clinician will explain the appropriate next step.
Wax can affect hearing-aid use, but symptoms have other possible causes. Bring details of your ear history and let the clinician examine your ears first.
Wax removal may help symptoms caused by wax, but outcomes vary. Persistent symptoms need further assessment.
Please contact the clinic to confirm age eligibility and suitability before booking for a child.
The clinician re-checks your ears and explains aftercare and wax-softening advice. Avoid putting objects into the ear canal.
Sudden hearing loss, discharge, bleeding or severe pain needs prompt medical advice from your GP or NHS 111 rather than waiting for a wax-removal appointment.
Book an ear examination, with both ears checked first and treatment only when appropriate.
