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Ear Wax Removal
If you’re experiencing blocked ears, discomfort, or muffled hearing, you may have a buildup of earwax. At Periville Pharmacy, we provide safe and effective earwax removal, using microsuction – widely regarded as the best earwax removal method available.
We proudly serve patients across Grimsby and nearby areas, including, Laceby, Keelby, Great Coates, and Healing from our two branches.
What Is Earwax and Why Does It Build Up ?
- Hearing loss or muffled hearing.
- A feeling of fullness or pressure in the ears.
- Earache or discomfort.
- Tinnitus (ringing in the ears).
Contributing factors may include age, narrow ear canals, hearing aids, frequent earphone use, or exposure to loud sounds.
What Is Earwax and Why Does It Build Up
Earwax is a natural substance that protects the ear canal. Sometimes, however, it can accumulate and cause:
- Hearing loss or muffled hearing.
- A feeling of fullness or pressure in the ear.
- Earache or discomfort.
- Tinnitus (ringing in the ears).
Contributing factors may include age, narrow ear canals, hearing aids, frequent earphone use, or exposure to loud sounds.
What to Expect
at Your Appointment
- Private consultation with a pharmacist
- Assessment of your symptoms
- Clear recovery plan and guidance
Why Choose Microsuction Earwax Removal?
Microsuction is considered the safest and most reliable method for earwax removal. Unlike syringing, which uses water, microsuction employs a gentle suction device under direct microscopic guidance.
Key benefits of microsuction earwax removal:
- Quick – usually complete in 30 minutes.
- Safe – suitable for patients with perforated eardrums or infections.
- Comfortable – minimal discomfort, no mess.
- Precise – performed under direct observation.
Safety and Comfort First
Your ear health deserves careful attention. That’s why our clinicians follow strict hygiene standards and use state-of-the-art equipment for every appointment. We never use water-based syringing, reducing the risk of dizziness, ear infections, or discomfort.
Our priority is to make the process as stress-free as possible, with clear explanations at every step so you feel confident and at ease
What to Expect During Your Appointment
- Initial assessment – High-definition imaging to check the ear canal.
- Hearing screening – To review your ear health.
- Microsuction procedure – Gentle, safe removal of wax.
- Aftercare advice – Follow-up or recheck if needed.
Most patients notice an immediate improvement in hearing and comfort.
Why Patients Trust Periville Pharmacy
- Fully trained clinicians.
- Free consultation before treatment.
- Gentle, water-free removal procedure.
- Follow-up support if required.
- Convenient local appointments in Grimsby and surrounding areas.
Private Service and Pricing
This is a private service. Your initial consultation is free. If treatment is required, fees apply per ear or for both ears. Should you need ongoing care, our team will guide you on whether a 3- or 6-month follow-up is best.
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