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How to Care for Your Hearing Aid

Maintaining your hearing aid through daily cleaning and regular service is extremely important. Proper care helps retain optimum hearing conditions, extends the life of your hearing aid, and ensures proper hygiene.
  • Handle your hearing aid with care.
  • Store your hearing aid in a safe place that's dry and cool.
  • Change the batteries often so they don't suddenly run out of power.
  • Switch off your hearing aid when you're not using it. If you don't use it for a long period of time, remove the battery.
  • Battery contacts should be cleaned regularly. Use a cotton swab, taking care not to bend the contacts. Dirty battery contacts can cause improper device function.
  • Remove earwax from your hearing aid to prevent temporary malfunction or permanent damage.
  • Clean your hearing aid using the small brush or the soft cloth that came with it. Never insert tools into the sound outlet. Doing so could damage the receiver. If you can't clean the hearing aid completely, ask your hearing professional for help.
  • Change filters often so they don't collect wax or dirt.
  • Accumulated earwax may prevent sounds from traveling from the hearing aid into the middle ear. Contact your ENT regularly to have your ear canals cleaned. Never remove the earwax from the ear yourself. Doing so could damage your ear.
  • Don't wear your hearing aid:
    • in the shower
    • swimming
    • when using a hair dryer, hair spray,
      or other types of spray
Upgrade Your Hearing Aids
Like our Mobile phones, computers and home electronics, hearing aid technology is constantly evolving and improving. If you haven't upgraded your hearing device in the five years, talk to our audiologists He or she will tell you how the latest advancements may benefit you.Pl talk to us about any special buy back offers on your existing hearing aids.