Hearing checks at a pharmacy

Some pharmacies offer a free hearing check for adults and can refer you on if you need a full test.

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Hearing checks near Adelaide 0 pharmacies

No listed pharmacy offers hearing checks yet. Call your local pharmacy to ask.

Only pharmacies that list hearing checks are shown, nearest first. Call ahead: what's on offer, and whether you need to book, varies.

What to expect

How it works at a pharmacy

  1. Find a pharmacy

    Use the list above to find one that lists hearing checks.

  2. Book or ask

    Some screens need a booking. Call ahead to check.

  3. Get a referral if needed

    If the screen suggests a problem, you'll be pointed to an audiologist for a full test.

What's on offer

Screens and hearing supplies

A screen is a quick check, not a full hearing test.

Sudden hearing loss? See a doctor promptly. Call 1800 022 222 for 24/7 health advice.

Hearing screenSome pharmaciesA short check
ReferralTo an audiologist for a full test
Hearing aid batteriesCommon sizes
Ear wax adviceProducts and when to see a GP

Hearing checks: common questions

Is a pharmacy hearing check a full hearing test?

No. It's a quick screen. If it suggests a problem, you'll be referred to an audiologist for a full test.

Do I need to book a hearing check?

Often, yes. Call the pharmacy to check.

How many pharmacies in South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory and the ACT offer hearing checks?

No listed pharmacy in South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory and the ACT is recorded as offering hearing checks yet. Call your local pharmacy to ask.

Can a pharmacist help with ear wax?

A pharmacist can suggest products and tell you when to see a doctor instead.