journolud
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NHS you get the first for free and then that’s the replacement cost. Actually 89
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Hearing Aids
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pfazz
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kinell I paid £1895 for mine 5 years ago.NHS you get the first for free and then that’s the replacement cost. Actually 89
journolud
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Have you ever lost one?kinell I paid £1895 for mine 5 years ago.
pfazz
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padlocked round my neck.Have you ever lost one?
Uncle Wally One Ball
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How is it falling out of the ear? Is it an over the ear or in the ear oneNHS you get the first for free and then that’s the replacement cost. Actually 89
journolud
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OverHow is it falling out of the ear? Is it an over the ear or in the ear one
Uncle Wally One Ball
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What bit is falling, the mould in her ear or the microphone case?Over
journolud
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Well I think it’s the whole thing, they just seem to be easily dislodgedWhat bit is falling, the mould in her ear or the microphone case?
Uncle Wally One Ball
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They shouldn't be. Ive had one in every single day for 5 years and that includes wrestling shitheads as a living. Or part of a living. Shouldnt come out of the ear mate, the mould in the ear has to fit tight to make it work. I honestly have never had one fall out and thats doing all kinds of training, running, scrapping, manual labour and no end of. They dont come out easily. Shes either messing with it continually or the mould is wrongWell I think it’s the whole thing, they just seem to be easily dislodged
journolud
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Now we’re getting somewhere. Her hearing aids have dome shaped inserts rather than made to measure moulds and these come in different sizes. It seems one ear (they were done at different times) has a bigger insert and has always felt less secure and this is the one she loses. Constant taking masks on and off, not to mention glasses and sunglasses must lead to some risk of dislodging them but the answers would appear to be that when she goes for a replacement she asks for a little care in the selection of the size of the bit that goes in her ear.They shouldn't be. Ive had one in every single day for 5 years and that includes wrestling shitheads as a living. Or part of a living. Shouldnt come out of the ear mate, the mould in the ear has to fit tight to make it work. I honestly have never had one fall out and thats doing all kinds of training, running, scrapping, manual labour and no end of. They dont come out easily. Shes either messing with it continually or the mould is wrong
Thanks Wally, you’ve helped us figure it out in a roundabout way. Think we’ll still try daffodils in the back pocket as well though for extra security