Anyone know of good tubing supplies I could purchase to retube my ear mold?
If this info helps any, I’m wearing an Oticon dynamo.
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Anyone know of good tubing supplies I could purchase to retube my ear mold?
If this info helps any, I’m wearing an Oticon dynamo.
Thanks!
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My audiologist gives me tubes when I need them. If you want to purchase them Lloyds sells them as well as several other online sources such as Ebay and tvahearingproducts.com8.
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I went into my local Costco and they’ve twice done this for me, very cheerfully and without charging me anything. And I didn’t get my aids at Costco, either.
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Yes, my audiologist does give me some extras. I was kinda looking for other alternatives just in case I do not want to “put too many eggs in one basket”.
Hmm, what about what tool to use? I’ve used regular scissors in the past. But there’s got to be better ones?
Thanks again!
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Yes, my audiologist does give me some extras. I was kinda looking for other alternatives just in case I do not want to “put too many eggs in one basket”.
Hmm, what about what tool to use? I’ve used regular scissors in the past. But there’s got to be better ones?
Thanks again!
I always make a cut along the length of the tube at the ear hook to make sure it comes off without snapping off the hook(my audiologist broke the ear hook twice, that is why I re tube my own ’s) the tool of choice is an exacto knife.
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