Description
Each person’s wax maintenance routine is different depending on your personal wax built up, as well as the length of time your use your hearing aids for each day. We recommend cleaning your hearing aid pieces regularly to prevent the wax built up around the hearing aid parts. Prolonging the life of your hearing aid and helping keep them in the best working order.
Your ear canal produces ear wax which may clog up the earpiece. Ear wax is one of the main causes of problems in hearing aids.
When to change your wax guard:
Wax guards require changing regularly, most commonly every 3-4 weeks.
Everyone is different when it comes to the time to change your wax guard, but we recommend changing it when the sound quality from the aid/receiver starts to dip. Sometimes you can visibly see how built up the wax filter is, this can indicate to you when to change it.
Compatibility with hearing aids:
The Prowax miniFit Filters are suitable for All Oticon miniRITE Hearing aids including the NEW Oticon More miniRITE hearing aid. Please feel free to call one of our experts and we can check the suitability for you. 01455 245749
We do advise you always use the same type of wax filter as that originally supplied with your hearing aid. If you are in any doubt about the use or replacement of wax filters, contact your hearing care professional.
What’s Included?
- Pack of 6 Prowax miniFit filters
- Each filter includes a tool to help you remove and attach your new filter
- Holder case for all your used and new filters
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How do I change my Oticon ProWax miniFIT wax guard?
When changing your wax filters is also recommended to clean the area around the filter to ensure all wax is removed from the receiver before inserting your new filter. Ensuring your hands are clean and dry before changing your wax guard to ensure the best possible cleanliness.
Toronto Audiology Associates have created a fantastic video demonstrating how to perform this procedure for more clarity –
