What is it? A pack of 4 capsules containing moisture-absorbing silica crystals A drying plastic pot How does it work? Place an opened capsule a...
View full detailsWhat is it? Pack of 4 capsules containing moisture absorbing silica crystals. How does it work? To use, place an opened capsule and your hearin...
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What is it? Cedis branded container recommended for use with the Cedis drying capsules. How does it work? Place the opened capsule and your he...
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What Is It? A packet of desiccant cartridges 3 cartridges in each packet What Does It Do? Dries out Hearing Aids Creates dry atmospheric conditi...
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What is it? A plastic beaker To be used with the Phonak Drying capsules or the Phonak Cleansing tablets Removable insert included Compact size F...
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What 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 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...
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Keep your hearing aids safe and dry with our range of storage boxes. Dirt, moisture and earwax buildup can be detrimental to the lifespan of your hearing aid and it is therefore important to keep them protected and dry when not in use.
Hearing aid storage boxes are often referred to as ‘dry boxes’ - boxes that remove the moisture from the device. There are a number of options available:
The most basic solution - drying capsules are placed in the drying pot with the hearing aid for up to 8 hours. The capsules contain silica crystals that absorb the moisture. The battery must be removed from the hearing aid before drying.
Better for home storage, the electric dry boxes keep hearing aids dry by circulating air around the box.
Desiccant bricks are used in some electric dry boxes, offering maximum drying effectiveness. The bricks last for two months on average.
Premium dry boxes include a UV-C light which eliminates 99.9% of germs, sterilising the hearing aid.
Dirt and moisture, in particular, can be detrimental to the operation of hearing aids. It is therefore important to store your device properly when you are not using it. We have a number of articles on our blog covering this topic:
