Earworx

📍Earworx Cardiff is moving to Kotara!

The Earworx Cardiff clinic is relocating to new premises in Kotara, co-located with Hearing Australia Newcastle. Here's what you need to know about Earworx Cardiff/Kotara:

• Last day at Cardiff: Friday 9 October, 4:30pm
• Opening at Kotara: Monday 12 October, 8:00am
• New address: Suite 9/10 Bradford Close, Kotara NSW 2289 (OTP House)
• Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm

Booked from 12 October? Please head to the new Kotara address. Same phone number, same personalised care from Earworx Registered Nurses. 💙

Call 1800 327 967.

📍 Earworx Coffs Harbour is Relocating!

The clinic is now, co-located with Rose Avenue Medical Practice. Here’s what you need to know:

• Last day at the current clinic: Friday 9 October, 3:00pm
• Opening at the new clinic: Monday 12 October, 8:00am
• New address: 181 Rose Avenue, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
• Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm (later on Fridays!)

Booked from 12 October? Please head to the new Rose Avenue address. Same phone number, same personalised care from Earworx Registered Nurses. 💙

Call 1800 327 967.

Can't get away during work hours? Earworx Ulverstone now has extended opening hours.

Thursday and Friday now open earlier and close later, and Saturday appointments are now available.

Thursday to Saturday: 8:00am to 6:30pm
Monday to Wednesday: 8:30am to 5:00pm

Microsuction earwax removal, now easier to fit around your working week.

Book an appointment online at earworx.com.au or call us on 1800 327 967.

https://www.earworx.com.au/location/ulverstone/

Planning ahead for October? 📅

Earworx clinics in the following locations will be closed for the upcoming public holidays.

• Monday 5 October Labour Day: NSW, ACT & SA clinics
• Monday 5 October King's Birthday: QLD clinics
• Thursday 8 October Launceston Show Day: Earworx Launceston

All other Earworx clinics will be open as usual, and online bookings remain available throughout the long weekend.

Book an appointment online or call us on 1800 327 967.

https://www.earworx.com.au/contact-earworx/

MYTH: Excessive earwax means your ears are dirty.⠀⠀
FACT: Cerumen is a natural secretion, not a sign of poor hygiene.

The name comes from the Latin cera, meaning wax. It combines natural oils, gland secretions and shed skin cells. Its job is to lubricate the ear canal, trap dust and debris before it travels further in.

How much someone produces has more to do with genetics, canal shape and age than with hygiene. Producing a lot of it is not something to be embarrassed about.

Call 1800 327 967 or find your clinic location online >>> https://www.earworx.com.au/earworx-clinic-locations/

If you remember one ear care tip from me, make it this: STOP sticking things in your ears!

Cotton buds, scoops, ear camera attachments, keys, bobby pins. Sandy has seen the lot. Look at how little room there is in the canal in this footage. If the plan involves pushing an object in and digging around, it is very easy to move wax further in, irritate the canal skin or make things less comfortable than before.

Clean around the outside and leave the canal alone. If an ear feels blocked, wax may be the reason.

Call 1800 327 967 or book online >>> https://www.earworx.com.au/earworx-clinic-locations/

A quick note for anyone who assumes a blocked or itchy ear always means wax. It doesn’t.

Skin in the ear canal sheds continuously and normally migrates outward on its own. When that process is interrupted, dead skin can collect and sit against the canal wall, sometimes alongside wax and sometimes on its own. It can produce the same blocked or itchy sensation, which is part of why guessing from the outside rarely works.

An examination under direct vision shows what is actually there before anything is removed.

Call 1800 327 967 or book online >>>https://www.earworx.com.au/earworx-clinic-locations/

Blocked ears? Muffled hearing? A sense that something just isn't quite right?

Meet Lili, a Registered Nurse at Earworx Adelaide C*D and Pennington. Lili brings a background in cardiac critical care, post-operative and perioperative nursing. Lili has completed her nationally accredited certification, Earworx training course and she works to make every appointment feel calm and reassuring from start to finish.

Outside the clinic, you'll find her painting, walking and exploring.

Book an appointment with Lili on 1800 327 967 or find your clinic >>> https://www.earworx.com.au/clinic-locations-south-australia/

Not every piece of earwax is removed with microsuction!

Earworx nurses use microsuction, micro forceps and curettage, and no single technique suits every ear. Before anything is removed, the canal is examined to see where the wax is sitting, how much is there and what consistency it has. Sometimes microsuction is the right approach. Other times curettage or micro forceps are better matched to what is in front of the nurse.

That is what the examination is for. Every ear is different and so is every build-up. Sandy is a Registered Nurse with Earworx, trained in aural care.

Call 1800 327 967 or find your clinic online >>> https://www.earworx.com.au/earworx-clinic-locations/

Just a quick notice that our Croydon Earworx Clinic in Victoria will be closed for the AFL Grand Final Eve Public Holiday on Friday 25th September 2026 and our Western Australian Earworx Clinics will be closed for the King's Birthday Public Holiday on Monday 28th September 2026.

All remaining clinics, nationwide, remain open and available to help you.

For all enquiries call 1800 327 967 or book online at https://www.earworx.com.au/earworx-clinic-locations/