Hearing Aid Care and Maintenance

In this video, Jamie Hand, Au.D., highlights the many changes first-time hearing aid wearers can expect once they start wearing their new devices, and also goes over important at-home hearing aid care and cleaning tips.
We recommend that you clean your hearing aids daily. It is key to getting the most out of them. Just follow these simple steps to help ensure optimal performance, a longer lifespan, and to reduce the need for hearing aid repairs.
NOTE: Never use water, alcohol swabs or cleaning solvents on hearing aids. They can break down or damage your devices.
Recommended hearing aid care and maintenance tools include:
1.) Toothbrush or small, soft brush
2.) Dry, soft cloth
3.) Hearing aid dryer
Morning hearing aid care and maintenance:
1.) Brush receiver end of hearing aids
2.) Brush microphone
3.) If it’s time to change old wax guards, remove them and replace with new wax guards
Evening hearing aid care and maintenance for non-rechargeable hearing aids:
1.) Gently wipe hearing aids with soft cloth
2.) Open the battery doors to power off and extend battery life
3.) Store hearing aids in the hearing aid dryer
Evening hearing aid care and maintenance for rechargeable hearing aids:
1.) Gently wipe hearing aids with dry, soft cloth
2.) Place hearing aids in charger overnight

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Have questions about the care and maintenance of your hearing aids? Comment below - we're here to help! #HearBetterLiveBetter

[@Randy58-zn4ez]

I have Starkey EVOLV AI 2000 ric hearing aids and I am happy with them. I had mine about a year now and have had zero problems with them.

[@evabrent9347]

I couldn't see how you took the wax guard off

[@joycespecht3038]

hate that I can't see the whole video because of the caption going on

[@mayeenuddin188]

please. You should explan in hindi and Bangla