MEDca Hearing Aid Ear Wax Guard Filters 10 P/K/80 Pieces

MEDca Hearing Aid Ear Wax Guard Filters 10 Pack/80 Piece Ear wax, dirt, and grease build-up are some of the factors that can affect the performance of your hearing aid. You may think that your hearing aid broken and take them for repair only to find out that there's a blockage that can be easily fixed by replacing the ear wax guard. Save time and money with our Hearing Aid Ear Wax Guard Filters

MAXIMIZE PERFORMANCE: Ear wax plays a vital role in protecting our ears. But this purpose can also be what's causing your hearing aid/sound amplifier from operating at peak performance. With our wax guard filters, you can prolong the life of your sound device and continue enjoying the quality of hearing you have been accustomed to MONEY SAVING SOLUTION: Wax build-up is one of the leading causes of hearing aid repair. When this happens, the sound coming through may be weak, distorted, or even non-existent. You may even think your hearing aid is broken. Instead of bringing your device in for cleaning or repair to your hearing healthcare provider, you can just easily replace the wax guard filter COMPATIBLE TO WORK WITH MOST BRANDS: Our MEDca Hearing Aid Ear Wax Guard Filters are compatible with Phonak, Resound, Widex, Unitron, Jungle Care, and others. These guard filters can be used on CIC, ITE, ITC, RIC, and BTE models. No matter what style you're comfortable with, we got you covered. Hearing aid maintenance just got easier when you have our ear wax filters on hand 80 PIECES TOTAL: With 80 pieces, you're guaranteed to have a supply good for a whole year. Comes in 10 packs with 8 pieces per pack in a clear case. Ear wax production fluctuates so make sure to inspect your device every now and then for signs of debris or blockage. You can change these filters as frequent as you want SIMPLE & EASY TO USE: Replacing the ear wax guard filters only takes seconds. Take one stick out of the box and use the removal tip to get the original filter out of the device by slowly twisting it. Insert the new filter in. The new filter will lodge itself automatically in the hole but sometimes you might need to separate the filter from the stick with your nail