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General| Type | Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) |
|---|---|
| Technology | Digital |
| Bluetooth Connectivity | Yes |
| Noise Reduction | Yes |
| Water Resistance | IP68 |
| Compatibility | iOS and Android |
| Connection | Wireless |
| Water and Dust Resistance | IP68 |
| Receiver Type | RIC |
| Wireless Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| PureSound Technology | Yes |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable or disposable |
| Battery Size | 312 |
| Styles | RIC |
Advises medical evaluation for users under 18 due to specialized care needs.
Instructs dispensers to advise users to consult a doctor if certain ear conditions are present.
Warns dispensers about high output levels and the danger of swallowing aids/batteries.
Advises keeping aids away from children and managing streaming volume.
Recommends removing aids when not in use and seeking medical attention for infections.
Covers comfort, fit, water/heat removal, perfume, microwave drying, sharing, and explosive environments.
Warns against liquid cleaning, emphasizes daily inspection, and cautions against unauthorized modifications.
Advises on using proper hearing protection in loud environments and managing sound output levels.
Instructs to seek medical help if a hearing aid part gets stuck in the ear.
Guides users on reporting injuries, malfunctions, or adverse events to the FDA.
Highlights the need for specialized evaluation and rehabilitation for children with hearing loss.
Covers dispenser warnings for specific conditions and user requirements for medical evaluation.
Notes that rechargeable hearing aids are not for young children or mentally disabled individuals.
Step-by-step guide on how to correctly place the hearing aid behind the ear and insert the ear-set.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove the hearing aid from the ear.
Warns that Zen programs may interfere with hearing surrounding sounds; switch to non-Zen programs when needed.
Outlines precautions for Zen program use as sound therapy and lists contraindications.
Covers Zen program warnings, risks, and explains sound/light indicator signals.
Step-by-step instructions for pairing the hearing aid with a smartphone via Bluetooth.
Addresses issues like the hearing aid being silent, not charged, or having weak volume.
Discusses issues caused by a blocked wax guard and how to address them.
Emphasizes medical evaluation, audiologist role, and trial-rental programs.
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