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Microsuction ear care
Earwax Removal Manchester
Book earwax checks or microsuction in Manchester with pharmacist-led clinical ear care support for adults.
Ear check from £10 - removal up to £55
GPhC Reg No: 2077647
Pharmacist-led
Cheetham Hill, Manchester
FREE On-site parking
Earwax removal prices
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From £10 Both ears listed at £55.What you can choose
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Microsuction or removal is provided only where suitable after assessment. This private clinic service is for adults only.
How booking works
A clearer route from price to booking, with pharmacist-led checks before treatment or supply.
Attend assessment
The team checks your ears and confirms whether treatment is suitable.
Receive aftercare
If wax is removed, the team will explain aftercare and when further medical advice may be needed.
About earwax removal at Manchester Chemist
Earwax is normal and often clears naturally, but a build-up can cause blocked ears, reduced hearing, fullness, discomfort, or ringing. A good earwax service starts with checking whether wax is likely to be the cause and whether removal is appropriate that day.
Manchester Chemist provides earwax removal and clinical ear care in a local pharmacy setting. The appointment is designed to assess the ear first, explain what is seen, and only proceed with removal where it is suitable and safe to do so.
Not every blocked ear is caused by wax. Pain, discharge, sudden hearing loss, dizziness, recent surgery, or infection symptoms may need GP, NHS 111, or specialist assessment rather than routine wax removal.
Symptoms of blocked ears
Earwax build-up can cause muffled hearing, blocked sensation, ear fullness, discomfort, itching, or ringing. Symptoms on their own do not prove wax is the cause, so checking the ear matters.
Ear check before removal
The team checks the ear canal before treatment. This helps confirm whether wax is present and whether the appointment should continue, be delayed, or be referred elsewhere.
Preparing before your appointment
Softening drops may be recommended before some earwax appointments. Do not put anything deep into the ear canal, and avoid cotton buds because they can push wax further in.
Aftercare and next steps
After removal, you may be given aftercare advice and told what to watch for. If symptoms do not improve after wax is cleared, another cause may need assessment.
Good to know: Do not book routine wax removal for severe pain, discharge, sudden hearing loss, significant dizziness, or if you suspect an ear infection. Use GP, NHS 111, or urgent care where symptoms suggest something more than wax.
Need help first? Use the booking form if you are ready, or contact Manchester Chemist if you want help choosing the right next step.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers before you book with Manchester Chemist.
How much is earwax removal?
Ear check-up is £10, one-ear removal is £40, and both-ear removal is £55.
Can I book online?
Yes. Use the on-page booking component and choose the ear-care option you need.
Is microsuction always suitable?
No. The team will check suitability first and advise if another route is safer.
Where is the appointment?
Appointments are at Manchester Chemist, Unit 11, 20 to 22 Mary Street, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, M3 1DZ.
Should I use ear drops before earwax removal?
Some patients are advised to use suitable softening drops before an appointment. If you are unsure, contact the clinic first, especially if you have pain, discharge, ear surgery history, or a perforated eardrum.
Can you remove wax if my ear is painful or leaking fluid?
Pain or discharge can suggest infection or another problem. The team may not be able to remove wax safely and may advise GP, NHS 111, or another clinical route.
Is reduced hearing always caused by wax?
No. Wax is common, but reduced hearing can have other causes. If hearing does not improve after wax is cleared, or if hearing loss is sudden, seek medical advice.
