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Full-featured dry-box for hearing aids / cochlear implants. Moisture build up is a very common cause for hearing aid breakdowns. Using the DB200 P...
View full detailsWhat is it? Cedis branded container recommended for use with the Cedis drying capsules. How does it work? Place the opened capsule and your he...
View full detailsWhat Is It? A packet of desiccant cartridges 3 cartridges in each packet What Does It Do? Dries out Hearing Aids Creates dry atmospheric conditi...
View full detailsWhat is it? A plastic beaker To be used with the Phonak Drying capsules or the Phonak Cleansing tablets Removable insert included Compact size F...
View full detailsWhat is it? A plastic beaker with a removable insert Box of 20 effervescent cleansing tablets What does it do? Remove stains from your earmolds ...
View full detailsWhat is it? A plastic beaker with a removable insert Blister of 6 capsules containing silica crystals What does it do? Absorbs the moistu...
View full detailsA compact chamber for the drying, cleaning (with UV-C light) and storage of hearing aids. The Phonak D-Dry+ is an upgrade to the popular D-Dry box....
View full detailsThe Phonak Drying Capsules are designed to absorb any moisture which may build up on or inside your hearing aids. Each capsule will last about 2 we...
View full detailsIntended to dehumidify hearing aids and earmolds. Box contains 4 capsules, each packaged in sealed individual bags The drying capsule is a translu...
View full detailsUsed with Signia Drying Capsules (not included), a dehumidifier for all types of hearing aids and earmolds. A hearing aid dehumidifier is highly re...
View full detailsA combined package of one Signia Drying Cup and pack of 4 drying capsules. A hearing aid dehumidifier is highly recommended to help prolong the li...
View full detailsThe PerfectDry Lux is an ideal solution for the maintenance and storage of all kinds of hearing aids. Its modern and sleek design combined with the...
View full detailsPack of 6 desiccant pucks / tablets, individually wrapped. Used in Starkey Chargers that use desiccant pucks for dehumidifying the hearing aids. T...
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Keep your hearing aids dry and well cared for with our range of dry boxes. The gradual build-up of moisture and earwax can eventually stop your hearing aids from working correctly. It is therefore important to store them properly to give them the longest life span possible.
Drying capsules that contain moisture absorbing silica crystals are placed in the drying pot. Hearing aids can be left in the pot up to 8 hours to be dried. The battery must be removed from the hearing aid before drying.
Through gentle air circulation, a hearing aid dry box aids protects your hearing aid by preventing moisture, whilst having no impact on the material of the hearing heads.
Some electric dry boxes utilise a desiccant brick, which offers maximum drying effectiveness. The bricks last for two months on average. The Dry and Store Zephyr offers this technology. This comes with a cartridge and replacement cartridges that you can buy here. The Dry and Store Zephyr is also perfect for travelling.
Premium dry boxes also have the addition of a UV-C light which sterilises the hearing aid, eliminating 99.9% of germs. The Phonak D-Dry Box is an example of such a box.
Moisture can occur in hearing aids due to a number of reasons, the main being - long exposure in humid environments, excess sweat and wearing hearing aids in the rain. It is hard to avoid some level of moisture entering the device.
We therefore recommend using a dry box to minimise the effect moisture will have on the hearing aids and reduce the chances of it causing damage.
For more information on the effects of moisture on hearing aids and how to prolong their life we a number of articles on our blog: