Cleaning Products for Hearing Aids
Hearing Aid Cleaning Kit For You
If you are noticing any muffled sounds or irritating feedback, such as whistling, from your hearing aids, it may indicate that earwax is accumulating in the device’s openings. If left unaddressed, this can damage the receiver and negatively impact your overall hearing experience.
That’s why it’s important to have the right hearing aid cleaning kit readily available. Keeping these cleaning tools on hand ensures that you can maintain your hearing aids easily and effectively. Hearing aids cleaners will preserve their performance and extend their lifespan.
Our Hearing Aid Cleaning Kit:
Our Cleaning kit is thoughtfully designed for all kinds of hearing aid devices. From in-the-ear to behind-the-ear models, these tools are effective and easy to use.
- Mini Brush with Loop and Magnet: It can easily remove earwax and debris from in-the-ear hearing aids.
- Cerustop/Wax Guards: Prevent wax buildup on your device’s sound ports.
- Hearing Aid Battery Tester: Check battery life anytime for uninterrupted performance.
- Earmould and Tubing Puffer (Blower): Use to clear moisture from earmoulds and tubing.
- Oto-Ease: Ensures a comfortable fit, and helps your earmold create a proper seal.
- Domes and Tubing for Various Models: Replace worn components to keep your hearing aid functioning at its best.
- Phonak D-Dry Drying and Cleaning Kit: An electronic drying solution that removes moisture, and reduces bacteria and odour for a fresh, clean feel.
How Can You Care for Your Hearing Aids?
When cleaning your hearing aids, it’s essential to handle them with care because some parts like the microphone and receiver are delicate. If you’re unsure about the proper cleaning methods for your specific hearing aid model, you should consult your provider or audiologist for guidance. Here are some general precautions to consider:
- Keep It Dry: Never expose your hearing aid to water, as moisture can damage the sensitive electronic components.
- Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not use cleaning solutions or wipes that are not specifically designed for hearing aids.
- Be Gentle with Openings: Avoid inserting objects into the microphone or receiver ports, and take care not to push wax or dirt further into the device.
How Often Should You Clean Hearing Aids?
Daily Routine:
- Brush the microphone cover gently to clear away wax and debris.
- Wipe down the entire hearing aid with a soft cloth.
Weekly Maintenance:
- Spend extra time once a week to thoroughly remove accumulated dirt or wax using hearing aid cleaners.
- Use a wax pick or wire loop to gently dislodge any stubborn wax; avoid using the pick around the microphone or receiver ports.
- Inspect and replace wax guards as needed.
Proactive cleaning and maintenance prevents issues before they affect performance, and lets you enjoy crisp, clear sound every day.
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It could be tinnitus, ear wax impaction, or other ear health issues you need assessment for. You can visit us in St George & Sutherland Shire to get expert advice from audiologists and audiometrists who have been in this field, helping hearing-impaired adults, kids over 7 years, and senior citizens for over 55 years.
We will gather your hearing history and discuss your hearing condition during our one-hour assessment session. If you are a pensioner or veteran and our hearing assessment services don’t fall under your budget you can get a free full assessment through the Australian Office of Hearing Services. We make it further easier for you by offering a 10% discount on purchasing hearing aids using your senior card.
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FAQ's
Distortion may indicate earwax buildup or a blockage. Clean your hearing aids with your cleaning kit, check the battery, and if the issue continues, consult your audiologist.
Yes, dirty hearing aids can lead to ear infections as accumulated wax and debris can harbour bacteria, and it increases the risk of infection.
For daily care, gently brush the microphone cover and wipe the entire hearing aid with a soft cloth. For weekly maintenance, thoroughly remove accumulated dirt or wax, replace wax guards, and inspect the device to keep it performing at its best.
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