50 Count Hearing Aid Cleaner Ready-to-Use Stands Effective Thread-Fine Instrument Cleaning Kits for Hearing Devices (50)

Just the job. Far better than the fishing line provided by the NHS

Fast and courteous service. Arrived in plenty of time. Look as stated. Haven't used them yet

These are really good

Great does the job well

Good

Why didn’t I ever see these before? They are great! Just like pipe cleaner for your hearing aid! Easy to use and do the job of removing wax. Very reasonable price! Will order these all the time!

I learned about this from my audiologist. They work well and I use them regularly. They don’t ❤️cause any damage to your hearing aid and keeps the vent clean. If your hearing aid has a vent these are needed to keep it clean.

Well, I don't actually, usually at least, have pain. But not hearing well is definitely a pain. But, more to the point, I do have full molds for my Beltone Imagine hearing aids. They not only have a place for the receiver (the thing which brings the sound to my ear) but a vent, so that all that pressure moving my eardrum can allow the air movement needed to make it efficient. Every ear produces wax, more or less, depending on the way your ears feel at any given moment. The nature of the wax is to, eventually, clog both the hole leading to my receiver, as well as the vent. Enter (literally) these tiny pipe-cleaner equivalents, except they're much smaller and more flexible. The basic part is equivalent to a very heavy fishing lure leader - a piece of plastic wire. On it is a slightly large diameter of fuzzy stuff. It's a piece of cake to run the 'leader' through the vent or the receiver (you have to remove the receiver - that thing bringing the sound to your ear!) tubes/holes, and merely pull it through. I like to go both ways a couple of times, to make sure that any debris is removed rather than merely relocated. These will also work with air tube molds (all the sound comes from the instrument behind the ear), though, given the larger diameter, it may take a few more passes to fully clean the air tube (the ear mold will be the same in general as to the size of the audio hole and vent). For myself, I do my molds once a week, when I'm refilling my medicine bins (a long bin with 14 lids, one each day, morning and night) on Saturday night. You might feel you need more or fewer cleanings, but something which is an event which occurs only infrequently, but regularly, will make it easier for you to remember ☺

Works real good, except I wish it was a little thicker. I have to use two of them doubled up in order to clean my in ear hearing pieces. A single cleaner is not thick enough to really clean the opening.

Inexpensive and easy to use, much more effective than digging out wax or dirt with the usual plastic kits that have picks, brushes or wire loops. Also less likely to damage the hearing aid.