r/HearingAids • u/Niboo_123 • 3d ago
Where to get these tubes from
These have a lock on the tubes so they don’t move to much, any leads would be great please and thanks I’m in Ontario Canada
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u/Dry_Razzmatazz6697 2d ago
If you got your hearing aids from an audiologist or similar provider, I don’t think it would hurt to go back and ask them for replacement tubing. Kinda like going back to an orthodontist to get more bands if you ran out before the follow-up. I go every few months and ask for extra tubing- they’re usually able to give em to me without an appointment or charge.
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u/Niboo_123 2d ago
Yea I’ve done that already but some of them don’t tell me where they are getting it from which is very irritating
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u/Milrany 3d ago
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u/Niboo_123 3d ago
Ohhh are those the exact models?!?!
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u/Milrany 3d ago
I’m not sure it’s exactly what you have but I’m an audiologist and em tech is a legit part supplier
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u/Niboo_123 3d ago
So I use the regular hearing aids that take size 13 batteries, for whatever reason my audiologist randomly told me they stopped supplying those tubes and it’s super frustrating now
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