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Hi,
I find vented sleeves a little too “full”
Open domes, I find a little too “loose” and they migrate…
Are tulip domes or Phonak Vented domes acceptable on a ? They feel better, but I do not see any documentation at all about using anything other than an open dome or a Sleeve on a cic 
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It’s often brand specific. Since you mention “sleeves” I’m guessing you’re talking a Signia or Rexton device? (Silk or similar) I believe these are “click sleeves” and you’ll need to use either click sleeves or click domes as other manufacturers likely aren’t compatible (have a good chance of coming off in your ear. Any “click” dome or sleeve should work. Just a matter of finding the right size and venting
If you’re absolutely convinced the Phonak domes are secure, there’s nothing wrong with using them but be cautious.
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Yes you can use Signia tulip sleeves with the Silk IX. I found they hold in place much better than the other shape sleeves.
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But as stated earlier, the sleeves or domes make a significant difference - the programming has to match the sleeve/dome. So don’t change them without consulting with your hearing care professional
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Sorry yes it’s the Rexton Inox I have.
Currently using 10mm open domes but I just found click 3.0 tulips that could be worth a look to have better retention than a open dome
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If we’re talking about the Signia Silks, which are , yes, you can use the same sleeves/domes that go on Signia receivers.
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