Can you tell me how to use these? I have the hearingaid but I don't understand what these are for. Thanks.
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They are wax trappers. If you remove the silicon dome (the part that goes into your ear), that exposes the end of the wire. The wax trapper should be in there. The product itself has one end with a protruding point; the other end has a new, white wax trap. The first end removes the old wax trap, then you reverse it and insert the new wax trap (the white part). You just put it in and it releases. I check mine fairly often: use a magnifying glass and check the trap that's been in awhile- if you cxannot see a grid-like pattern, sort of like a screen, then it probably needs to be changed. Hope this helps. They are wax trappers. If you remove the silicon dome (the part that goes into your ear), that exposes the end of the wire. The wax trapper should be in there. The product itself has one end with a protruding point; the other end has a new, white wax trap. The first end removes the old wax trap, then you reverse it and insert the new wax trap (the white part). You just put it in and it releases. I check mine fairly often: use a magnifying glass and check the trap that's been in awhile- if you cxannot see a grid-like pattern, sort of like a screen, then it probably needs to be changed. Hope... » Read More They are wax trappers. If you remove the silicon dome (the part that goes into your ear), that exposes the end of the wire. The wax trapper should be in there. The product itself has one end with a protruding point; the other end has a new, white wax trap. The first end removes the old wax trap, then you reverse it and insert the new wax trap (the white part). You just put it in and it releases. I check mine fairly often: use a magnifying glass and check the trap that's been in awhile- if you cxannot see a grid-like pattern, sort of like a screen, then it probably needs to be changed. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The openings to your aid speakers can ocaasionally become blocked with earwax, thus the wax traps, should you notice the hearing quality deminish or visibly see wax build up at the opening of the trap. Changing out the traps is simple with the insertion pin that comes with each packet. They do not requiring changing out on a regular schedule.
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you stick them in the little hole in the center of the ear plug; my husband uses them about once every couple of weeks
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If you look at the end of the long black tool, you will see a small white plug on one end. This white plug is to replace the existing wax trap in your hearing aid that goes into your ear. You need to put the opposite end of tool from replacement plug into the center of the trap in hearing aid. Once this is removed, you replace it with the new plug. You will know when the wax trap is plugged because you will lose hearing in that ear not from batteries going dead.
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yes this is to get the wax out if the hearing where the doom covers the tubing
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YES, I THINK THEY CAN, BECAUSE OF THE SWIVEL in the plastic tube coming from the hearing assist. This company will not refund you if it doesn't work for you, if you OPEN the packaging. Hard to check out without opening the packaging. I'm out $185. because of this. Buyer beware.
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I don't know. I use these to listen to music at the gym, to drown out the music they play. I also use regular earplugs when I read at the gym because they muffle the sound. You might want to try earplugs.
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I modified the expensive aids I had. The tube from the aid plugs into the insert, you use these instead of the ear plugs that are provided. The inserts are made for and to fit your ear. There are hearing shops that make them I was going to start with Costco before the internet. In a week or so you forget the ear inserts there. Get outside air hole.
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I not sure if they would work. I recommend you ask a local phamarcist or best your audiologist.
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these are headphones, designed to allow you to hear the device that they are plugged into, not noise blocking. I think that this and ear plugs would be acting against each other.
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Not at all. These are great protective headphones. If you have that problem you should get a replacement. These are the best electronic headphones I've used and should afford excellent hearing protection. Try them turned off. If you hear loud shots then maybe they arent fitting you correctly or there is a defect causing a sound leak.
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These fit over your ears. I would say go to the next size up to fit the hearing aid. If the hearing aid is big behind your ear it might not fit properly.
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Yes, these work great. I don't have to wear my hearing aid with I use these earphones and I hear all that they are saying on tv now. I highly recommend these earphones.
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I have hearing aids, and just keep the ear cups on. There is no problems using the headset with the hearing aids and ear cups as they are designed for hearing aids specifically.
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its the headphones that came with the walkman.i need earbuds.the kind that stay on your ears maybe they might have. battery powered assist.im hearing impaired.thanks youre the best.
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They only work with T-switch hearing aids and although I tried them, they were very uncomfortable behind the ear, hard plastic. Does not conform to your ear...stay away from them.
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Nomam, my mother wears a hearing aid in each ear, and these go inside the ear, so she can't use this. She uses a Bluetooth that covers her hearing aid.
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Sorry I can't be of more assistance to you, I bought the 312 for my daughters Hearing Aids which works great but never ones with A on them. Why don't you try enquiring from the sellers of this product.
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My mother in law used them with an amplfied hearing assist. Worked great for that.
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I'm not sure what you are trying to do. If you have a Bluetooth enabled hearing aid you will need the Bluetooth transmitter to create the signal for the hearing aid. If you have a Bluetooth signal and a place to plug this device into your hearing aid, this will work.l
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Do not buy these. mine stpped working after only two weeks. by the way they would be terrible with hearing aids because they had a high pitched whistle sound that drove my wife crazy when she used them. depending on what type of setup you have you would be better off going with a wired in set. I also thnk the Sony wireless ones are much better and more dependable.