Inear Earphones replacement rubber tips in UK

Hey guys.
I lost the little rubber tip off my new inear earphones with mic/remote. I called Applecare, the only solution they offered was to try and sell me a new set of phones for £65!
Checked on-line and found one or two places claiming to sell them in the U.S, but is there anyway to get some replacements in the UK?
Seems crazy that I'd need to buy a whole new set of earphones when mine work perfectly well, just missing a piece that probably costs around 10p to make!

Hi Lyssa,
Thanks for your thoughts. I was really disappointed that Apple no longer supply them: I guess it's a sign that the iBook will soon be entirely obsolete...
I also find Amazon to be generally more trustworthy than eBay, but as far as I can tell all the chargers offered for sale on Amazon.co.uk are from third-party merchants anyway (i.e. not Amazon itself), so I wasn't sure how that would differ from buying from an eBay "business seller". Ebay is half the price of Amazon (£10-15 as opposed to £25-30), but if the general experience is that Amazon is better, I don't mind paying the higher price
Does anyone else have any other thoughts/experiences - especially people in the UK?
A follow-up question, if I may: how do I know which wattage power-supply I should buy? My system profiler says:
AC Charger Information:
AC Charger (Watts): 50
Connected: Yes
Charging: Yes
Do I go for 45W or 65W?! (sorry, this is probably a really dumb question, but I don't really have any idea how these things work and don't want to blow anything up!)
Thanks,
Lauren.

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