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Custom ear moulds: swim plugs, sleep plugs and hearing protection explained
Off-the-shelf earplugs only get you so far. A guide to swim plugs, sleep plugs, musicians’ protection and more — and how custom ear moulds are actually made.
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Ear wax: when to leave it alone, and when to seek help
Most ears clean themselves — so why do so many people end up blocked? A specialist audiologist’s honest guide to what’s normal, what isn’t, and when it’s worth getting checked.
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Microsuction vs syringing: which is safer?
Why most specialists have moved away from water, and what to expect either way — a straight comparison of microsuction and traditional ear syringing.
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Can ear wax cause tinnitus?
Sometimes yes — and it is one of the easiest causes of tinnitus to rule out first, before assuming anything more serious is going on.
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What a tinnitus assessment actually involves
The tests, the questions, and what the results actually tell us about what to do next — a plain-language walkthrough of a tinnitus assessment.
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Why tinnitus gets louder at night — and what helps
Quiet rooms, stress and sleep all play a part in tinnitus feeling louder at night. Practical steps that actually help.
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Noise-induced hearing loss: are you at risk?
How loud is too loud, the early warning signs, and how to protect the hearing you have.
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Dizziness and the inner ear: when to get it checked
Vertigo is frightening but rarely a mystery once you measure it properly — the common inner-ear causes of dizziness, and when to get it checked.
