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After wearing different hearing aids for the past 20 years, I purchased a set of New DIGITAL hearing aids a couple of years ago.

I was thrilled that the new technology would allow the hearing aids to be adjusted in the future if my hearing got worse ... and I love the different programs for different sound situations.

... But there was one thing about my Digital hearing aids unlike my previous Linear hearing aids didn't have ...
 
But you say you don't get your hearing aids wet;  ... you even take them off if you start sweating profusely.

You are very careful.

Fine, but see when it is  summer and you go from a cool inside to the warm/hot outside .. condensation forms inside the hearing aids.  There is no way around it.

In winter, just the opposite -- warm inside to cold outside ... condensation again.


Again, Digital hearing aids HATE moisture, so problems occur:


... and to make matters worse, the longer the moisture stays in the hearing aids - the more damage is being done!  (Read  more repairs in the future --corrosion.)

I rely on my hearing aids to function, how about you?

So I had to find a way to keep them dry and working ... and...

The best way I've found to remove and keep moisture from damaging hearing aids is with a DRY & STORE Dehumidifier.

The D&S Dehumidifier allows you to place your hearing aids in it at night right as you go to bed and turn it on.  The next morning, your hearing aids are nice & dry and you're ready for the day.

On 2 of the 3 D&S Dehumidifiers available, there is a UV light that runs for a few minutes - while it is drying your hearing aids-  and it disinfects your hearing aids .. great if you have "itchy ears" as it kills a bacteria buildup.

The 2 Main KEYS to getting the most from your D&S Dehumidifier is:
 1) Use it every night 
2) Change the DRY-BRIK when the brik's indicator tells you to replace.


Check out the Dry & Store Dehumidifier auctions here on eBay .........
... prevent the  aggravation, expense and inconvenience of moisture-related hearing aid problems.

Please VOTE YES if this informed you or helped.  Thanks!