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How your hearing works
What does it mean to have a hearing loss? Download the free e-booklet!
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EVOKE™ smart hearing aids
Rechargeable hearing aids
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Covers all ranges of hearing loss from minimal to profound.
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Very discreet solutions suitable for mild to moderate hearing loss.
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How to dry your hearing aids
Published 18-08-2016
Last Updated09-01-2020
It’s important to keep your hearing aids dry - and after a long day the best way to clean them is with WIDEX DRY-GO UV.
WIDEX DRY-GO UV helps your hearing aids perform at their best. The easy-to-use DRY-GO UV dries and sanitizes hearing aids and earmoulds in just 3 hours. Daily use results in improved acoustic performance, better reliability, and better ear hygiene.
Here’s how it works:
The energy efficient drying station includes a travel case and can be powered by a standard outlet or USB for greater portability. With DRY-GO UV, you can protect your hearing investment and enjoy greater peace of mind.
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