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Spot the mistake! Phonak Titanium C-Shell
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It looks to me as though the right device is fitted with a LH ear mould.
[… but what do I know? PM me for the shipping address for my prize!]
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@TerryUK: That’s EXACTLY what I meant to say in my first answer! Now do I get the PRIZE?
(I have difficulty with words, sometimes, because I’m DEAF, okay?)
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What a bummer!
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day
, anyway!
[Have a Guiness on me, with my forfeit money!🥸👎🏻]
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Does the rectangular black “plug” where the receiver wire enters the mold imply that the receivers can be changed? I use acrylic molds and if a receiver fails we cannot replace it locally.
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I think that once the receiver is in the titanium mould it’s bonded in. I think the only way to change it is to send it back to Phonak.
My mould has been sent back because the wire was set in the wrong direction once I get it back I’m expecting that the actual shell will be the same.
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Yeah I know but I wasn’t going to fiddle with it at that price so it’s been sent back to Phonak for them to sort out.
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Terry, I am very interested to know how these work out for you once you get them back. I have been having irritation from my domes and am considering various options for customs… I had acrylic two ago, but these look quite promising…
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Greg the titanium c shell although expensive are REALLY comfortable, very small and strong. I was surprised at how good they are. Unlike acrylic or domes the titanium blends to body temperature almost instantly so are worth every penny!
I used the rubber domes and found them sweaty and itchy. Applying a small amount of olive oil helped but still not great.
Titanium is the way to go 
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…ooo I still think the mould looks askew, somehow.


