Hearing Aid Care and Maintenance

Cleaning
Use a clean, soft cloth or a hearing-aid-specific cleaning solution to gently wipe your hearing aids. Avoid using harsh chemicals such as alcohol, household cleaners, or other chemical agents, as they may damage the device.

Moisture Protection
Keep your hearing aids away from water and other liquids, as moisture can cause serious damage. It’s recommended to use a dehumidifying box or drying kit specifically designed for hearing aids, especially in humid environments.

Storage
When not in use, remove the batteries to prevent leakage, which can damage the device. Store your hearing aids in a dry, cool place to preserve their quality.

Avoid Impact
Be careful not to drop or knock your hearing aids against hard surfaces, as impact can damage internal components.

Maintenance
Regularly check the batteries, circuit components, and wires to ensure everything is functioning properly. Replace batteries as needed, and perform maintenance at least every three months to keep your hearing aids in optimal condition.

Summary
Proper care and maintenance of your hearing aids will not only improve sound quality but also extend their lifespan. Always handle them with care, follow the manufacturer’s recommendations, and consult a hearing specialist promptly if any issues arise.