Possible treatments following consultation
You can view factual treatment options and prices for Ear Infections below without an account. No medicine is guaranteed: a prescriber will assess your answers and decide with you what is safe and suitable.

Ear Infections
Cetraxal Plus Ear Drops
£18.99

Ear Infections
Otigo ear drops
£18.99

Ear Infections
Dexamethasone Neomycin Sulfate Acetic Acid
£17.99

Ear Infections
EarCalm Spray
£7.99 - £23.97
3 options available

Ear Infections
Canesten 1% Solution
£6.49 - £18.51
3 options available
Ear infections can cause pain, itching, discharge or a blocked feeling in the ear, and may affect the outer or middle ear. At GetMyMeds we offer treatments for certain ear infections, with suitability assessed by our clinicians.
How It Works
- Complete an online consultation — describe your symptoms, how long you have had them and your medical history.
- A clinician reviews suitability — one of our prescribers checks whether treatment is appropriate, and may ask for more detail before approving.
- Discreet delivery — if suitable, your treatment is dispensed and delivered in plain packaging.
Choosing a Treatment
Many ear infection treatments are ear drops or sprays applied directly into the ear, sometimes containing ingredients to tackle infection, ease inflammation or relieve discomfort. The right treatment depends on the type and location of the infection, which is why a clinician review is important.
FAQ
How can I tell which type of ear infection I have? Outer ear infections often follow water exposure and cause itching or pain on touching the ear, while middle ear infections may cause deeper pain and a feeling of pressure. Our clinicians will consider your symptoms when assessing you.
When should I seek urgent care? If you have severe pain, a high temperature, swelling behind the ear, sudden hearing loss, or symptoms in a young child, seek medical help promptly through your GP or NHS 111.
Should I put cotton buds in my ear? It is best to avoid inserting cotton buds or other objects into the ear canal, as this can cause damage or push debris further in.