Oticon Wax Guards for hearing aids
At Japebo, you’ll find a wide selection of wax guards designed for various models of Oticon hearing aids. As one of the world’s leading manufacturers, Oticon has been at the forefront of advanced audiology since 1904, making their products highly popular among users.
The importance of an Oticon Wax Guard
Earwax can be a significant issue for hearing aids, as it can enter the device and reduce sound quality. This is where wax filters come in as an essential solution. Your ear canal naturally produces earwax, but the wax guard prevents it from affecting your hearing aid’s performance. While most hearing aids come with a filter, these can get clogged over time, especially without proper maintenance. Our range includes wax filters for both ITE (In-The-Ear) and BTE (Behind-The-Ear) hearing aids.
User-friendly and easy to replace
Oticon wax guards are designed for ease of use, making it simple to maintain your hearing aids in optimal condition. Regularly changing the wax guards is crucial to prevent blockages that could reduce sound clarity or cause device malfunctions. Specifically designed for Oticon hearing aids, these guards ensure perfect compatibility and reliable protection.
Large selection of Wax Guards for Oticon hearing aids
At Japebo, we offer the following wax guards for Oticon hearing aids:
Oticon ProWax
The Oticon ProWax filter is crafted from water-resistant materials to protect your hearing aid from dirt and humidity. This filter is a crucial accessory that shields your hearing aids from earwax, dust, and debris. With a fine filter that effectively prevents blockages, it ensures optimal sound quality and extends the lifespan of your hearing aids. To maintain the best performance, it’s recommended to replace the ProWax filter every month. Compatible with several Oticon models, including Oticon Delta, Dual, Epoq, Ino, and more, the ProWax filter is easy to replace using the provided disc tool.
Oticon ProWax MiniFit
Enhance the longevity of your hearing aids with Oticon ProWax MiniFit wax guards. These filters not only extend the lifespan of your hearing aids but also protect them from dirt and bacteria, ensuring exceptional sound quality. Compatible with a wide range of in-ear and RITE devices, ProWax MiniFit filters offer enhanced durability. Regular replacement helps maintain optimal performance and prevent damage.
Oticon WaxStop Waxguard
Oticon WaxStop is made of a protective material that blocks harmful particles like dirt and earwax from entering your hearing aid. By using WaxStop, you can reduce the need for repairs and extend the life of your hearing aids. For the best results, replace the wax guard every four weeks.
Oticon NoWax Filter
NoWax filters are used for in-ear devices from Oticon, Beltone, Bernafon, ReSound, and Interton. They were also used in the first Oticon and Bernafon RITE hearing aids. However, NoWax filters are longer and not compatible with hearing aids designed for ProWax filters.
Why choose Oticon Hearing Aid Wax Guards?
Oticon hearing aid wax guards act as a barrier, preventing dirt and bacteria from entering your hearing aids. Regular replacement of wax filters has been shown to reduce the need for repairs and prolong the lifespan of your devices. These accessories ensure optimal sound transmission by keeping harmful particles away from the electronics. A clogged wax filter can obstruct sound, leading to diminished sound quality. By replacing the wax filters every month, you can maintain optimal sound performance and protect your hearing aids from damage.
What to do with a blocked Wax Guard?
If your wax guard becomes blocked, the best solution is to replace it. If you’re unsure how to do this, your hearing care professional can provide instructions. Daily maintenance of your hearing aids, along with the use of dedicated tools, can help prevent blockages and keep your devices functioning at their best.
If you’re uncertain, it’s better to wait for assistance from a specialist to avoid accidentally damaging your hearing aid.
Easy Oticon wax filter replacement at home
Replacing a wax guard may vary between Oticon models, so always refer to your user manual. However, the general steps for Oticon wax filter replacement are as follows:
- Remove the tool from its case: The tool has two ends—one for removing the old filter and one for inserting the new filter.
- Take out the old filter: Press the removal end of the tool into the existing filter and pull it out of the hearing aid.
- Insert the new wax guard: Use the other end of the tool to insert the new wax guard into the hearing aid. Dispose of the used tool properly.
Need help?
If you’re still unsure which wax protection system to use or how to replace it, don’t hesitate to contact us. Reach out through the chat or email us at info@japebo.com, and our knowledgeable customer service team will assist you with any inquiries about wax filters and other hearing aid accessories.
Also, check out our selection of Oticon batteries and Oticon accessories.