Nano Hearing Aids (888-310-NANO) wants you to enjoy good hearing for years to come, which is why they are proud to be growing their free hearing aid care advice guide with a new article on removing stuck wax guards.
If you’re dealing with a stuck wax guard in your hearing aids before you throw the baby out with the bathwater and shove your aids in a draw ready to forget about them, Nano Hearing Aids wants you to know that with one simple tool and just five simple steps, you can be back to good hearing.
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Nano Hearing Aids is a trusted maker of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids for adults over 18 with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss, and they have also become a trusted source for free hearing aid care advice.
Now, with their latest article ‘5 Easy Steps to Remove Wax Guard Stuck in Hearing Aid,’ they are pleased to be helping you through this common but frustrating problem.
Their newest guide, which has been written by their team and reviewed by professional audiologist Lindsay Roberts, AuD., is essential reading for you if you are a new hearing aid user and you are still getting used to the process of using and taking care of your aids.
Thankfully, in just 5 basic steps, you can safely and carefully remove a wax guard without causing any damage to your hearing aids. Plus, their guide also covers the tools you will need for the process, including the all-important application stick... if you’re thinking, what on Earth is that!?, don’t stress! Nano provides one with all of their hearing aid purchases.
The hearing aid makers’ new guide also explains why wax guards are so important to the long-term durability of your hearing aid; because wax and moisture can both damage your aids after years of use.
If you’re looking for more advice, their article also overviews other important cleaning tips and maintenance timelines for new users, and will link you to other useful articles like their recent guide to DIY fitting hearing aid tubes (which should be replaced every six months) and their summary of all the cleaning and maintenance tools you should have, including ventilation cleaners and sanitary drying stations.
Nano Hearing Aids has an extensive range of FDA-registered OTC hearing aids that could be right for you if you are over 18 and have perceived mild to moderate hearing loss. With prices starting from $297, they are committed to combining affordability with advanced hearing technology, and you’ll love that all of their models boast durable, rechargeable and nearly invisible designs.
Although Nano knows that hearing issues can occur at any age, they know there is an overlap between aging and hearing loss, which is why they also make their OTC aids easy to use. If you’re suffering from arthritis or another mobility or dexterity issue, you’ll have no issue cleaning and taking care of them, or putting them in and out of your ears.
Plus, all of their models also support easy on-the-go changes to volume and listening modes, with their most advanced model also offering you smart in-app controls.
Their spokesperson said, "Nano Hearing Aids has helped hundreds of thousands of individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss. We are passionate about enriching lives and helping you find an affordable solution to your hearing needs. We make hearing better and easier."
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