Ear Infection Treatment
Assessment and treatment for ear infections through a convenient pharmacy consultation. No GP appointment needed.

This is a private clinical service. When you book, you will be asked a few screening questions to check eligibility before scheduling a phone consultation. A £5 deposit will be required - our team will contact you to arrange payment.
Ear Infection Treatment
Ear infections can cause significant discomfort, including pain, reduced hearing, and a feeling of pressure in the ear. While many mild ear infections resolve on their own, others may require professional assessment and treatment. Our pharmacy ear infection service provides quick access to assessment and, where appropriate, prescription treatment without the need for a GP appointment.
How the Service Works
Our ear infection treatment service is designed to be quick and accessible.
- Book a phone consultation through our website
- A pharmacist will discuss your symptoms and medical history
- If appropriate, antibiotic ear drops or oral antibiotics may be prescribed
- You will receive clear aftercare advice and know when to seek further help
Common Types of Ear Infection
Ear infections can affect different parts of the ear.
- Outer ear infection (otitis externa) - often caused by water exposure or skin irritation in the ear canal
- Middle ear infection (otitis media) - commonly associated with colds or upper respiratory infections
- Swimmer's ear - a type of outer ear infection linked to moisture in the ear canal
When to Seek Urgent Help
While most ear infections can be safely treated by a pharmacist, you should seek urgent medical attention if you experience:
- Severe pain that is not relieved by over-the-counter painkillers
- High fever
- Hearing loss or sudden deafness
- Swelling or redness around the ear
- Facial weakness or drooping
- Discharge of blood or pus from the ear
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to book Ear Infection Treatment?
Book online or pop into the pharmacy. Our team is here to help with whatever you need.