Quickguard filters fit directly into your earmoulds, or on the end of your in-the-ear hearing aids.

Product details:

There are 8 filters in one pack.

They are the newer generation of the Siemens HF4 Pro Wax Filters

How to change your Wax Filters:

1. Clean your earmould with a cloth
2. Take out black stick from the Wax Filter pack. There are two different ends to the black stick.
3. Use the black end to pick up the old filer in the earmould
4. Turn black stick around and insert the new filter (white end) into the now empty slot. It should fit snugly
5. Dispose of the black stick
6. They should be changed monthly.

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Included in the packet is also a brush to help remove wax from the domes.

An instruction pamphlet is also included.

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Place the small pack of crystals in a closed plastic container with your hearing aid and leave to dry, ideally overnight every night.

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Use the wax filter and tools to clean away any accumulated wax each day.

1. Remove dome from the receiver
2. Remove the tool from the shell. The tool has two pins, one empty for removal and one with the new wax filter.
3. Push the empty pin into the wax filter in the receiver and pull it out.
4. Insert the new wax filter using the other pin, remove the tool and throw it away
5. Put dome back on receiver.

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Protect your hearing aids from wax build up.

How to change your Wax Filters:

1. Clean your earmould with a cloth
2. Take out black stick from the Wax Filter pack. There are two different ends to the black stick.
3. Use the black end to pick up the old filer in the earmould
4. Turn black stick around and insert the new filter (white end) into the now empty slot. It should fit snugly
5. Dispose of the black stick
6. Put dome back on
7. They should be changed monthly.

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Red is for your right hearing aid.
Blue is for your left hearing aid.
These matches the colour of your hearing aids – Red for right and blue for left.

1. Clean your earmould with a cloth
2. Use the screw end on the removal tool to remove the old wax filter on your earmould. Dispose of the old filter
3. Turn the wheel clockwise until you see a new filter.
4. Pick up the filter using the pick end of the removal tool
5. Insert the filter in the earmould so it is snug and flush.
6. You should change your filters once a month.

There are 16 replaceable filters in each wheel. A removal tool is also included.

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Each hearing aid cleaner features a rigid threader and a soft nylon brush to safely sweep away debris and eliminate moisture.

They are very useful for removing wax from ear moulds.

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They protect receiver components from wax build-up. Replacing them monthly means you will be confident your aid is working correctly.

How to change your Wax Filters:

1. Clean the end of your receiver with a cloth
2. Take out black stick from the Wax Filter pack. There are two different ends to the black stick.
3. Use the black end to pick up the old filer in the receiver
4. Turn black stick around and insert the new filter (white end) into the now empty slot. It should fit snugly
5. Dispose of the black stick
6. They should be changed monthly.

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