NHS Hearing Aid Accessories
Choose from a wide range of NHS hearing aid accessories, including tubing, domes, threaders, extractors, batteries, and more. Our selection includes everything you need to maintain and enhance the performance of your NHS-supplied hearing aids.
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Phonak Roger NeckLoop Receiver (Type 02) Educ…
- £69.99
- The new and improved Roger NeckLoop is a simple and affordable receiver which allows you to transmit audio from your compatible transmitter directly to your hearing aids using a Telecoil technology. Brand: Phonak Compatibility: can be used with all hearing aids which feature Telecoil technology and are alternatively compatible with Phonak Roger microphones Includes: 1 x Roger NeckLoop Device, 1 x…
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USB-C to Jack 3.5mm Audio Analog Adapter…
- £9.99
- Help connect to your favourite Roger device to any external source which has a 3.5mm headphone jack
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FAQ
What are NHS hearing aid accessories?
NHS hearing aid accessories are essential items designed to support the proper function of your NHS-provided hearing aids. These accessories include tubing, threaders, extractors, batteries, domes, and more, helping you keep your aids in optimal condition.
How often should I replace the tubing of my NHS hearing aid?
It’s recommended to replace the tubing on your NHS hearing aid every 3 to 6 months, or sooner if you notice it becoming stiff, brittle, or discoloured. Regular replacement ensures clear sound quality and proper functioning of your hearing aids.
What type of batteries are used in NHS hearing aids?
NHS hearing aids typically use zinc-air batteries, available in sizes 10, 13, 312, and 675. The size you need depends on your specific hearing aid model. Always check your hearing aid’s manual or consult with your audiologist to determine the correct battery size.
How do I choose the right dome for my NHS hearing aids?
Choosing the right dome for your NHS hearing aid involves considering the size and shape of your ear canal and your specific hearing needs. It’s best to consult with your audiologist, who can recommend the appropriate dome type and size for optimal comfort and performance.
How do I properly clean my NHS hearing aid?
To clean your NHS hearing aid, gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Use a small brush or wax loop to remove any debris from the microphone and receiver openings. Regular cleaning prevents build-up and ensures optimal performance.