Put Down the Cotton Bud! How to Clean Ears Safely.
How to clean ears safely is one of the most common concerns our patients have. Never put anything in your ear that’s smaller than your elbow.
Read MoreHow to clean ears safely is one of the most common concerns our patients have. Never put anything in your ear that’s smaller than your elbow.
Read MoreEar wax is a mixture of dirt and dust, skin, sweat and oils that are secreted by the skin of the ear.
Read MoreWatch our video to see how
The Ear Nurses at Crystal Clear Ears
are managing patient safety during COVID-19 crisis.
Do you love to be active? Do you listen to music while you are pounding the pavement or sweating it out at the gym? If you workout with Earbuds or AirPods, you might be interested to learn that they could be pushing ear wax deeper into your ear, causing a possible hearing loss. Earbuds, AirPods, […]
Read MoreHave you ever experienced dull or muffled hearing, or feel like there is water trapped in your ear? Perhaps your ear has been crackling or popping, with some…
Read MoreIf you have already experienced Microsuction ear cleaning, you will know that this procedure uses gentle suction to remove wax or foreign bodies from the ea…
Read MoreDo you work on a construction site? Are you exposed to dust, concrete, soil, dirt, metal or other mineral and metallic dusts in your daily work? Do you suf…
Read MoreTinnitus is a condition in which an individual hears sound, for example, buzzing, ringing, whistling and clicking, in the absence of external sound. The soun…
Read MoreTinnitus – Do I have it?
Read MoreAre Ear Buds Damaging Your Child’s Hearing? Ear buds, ear phones, headphones, Bluetooth® devices.. they provide private listening for kids and teens in schoo…
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We are taking extra care to protect both our patients and staff.
Please RESCHEDULE your appointment if you:
-Have ANY flu-like symptoms
-Have been tested for Covid-19 wait results prior to your appointment.
Important information you need to know when ARRIVING at your appointment:
Masks are mandatory. Proof of mask exemption letter from a GP to be provided, if an exemption cannot be provided it will be up to the nurse's discretion to review patients' symptoms prior to treatment.
If you have a persistent smokers cough, diarrhoea, nausea, shortness of breath or hayfever/runny nose, muscle ache/weakness, vomiting/diarrhoea we ask you to provide our staff with a letter from your GP stating that the condition is pre-existing and not COVID-19 symptoms.
Temperature check on arrival
Please watch our video to see how The Ear Nurses at Crystal Clear Ears are managing patient safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.
We thank you for understanding and supporting us during this challenging time.