earmold (also spelled; ear mold, ear mould or earmould) is a device worn inserted into the ear for sound conduction or hearing protection. Earmolds are...
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case and an earmold, attached by a wire. The case contains the electronic amplifier components, controls and battery, while the earmold typically contains...
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well-fitted hearing aid has more GBF than one that is loose. The shape of the earmold is a factor, with larger and heavier designs capable of delivering greater...
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in place. Testing for low-frequency attenuation can help to verify the earmold fit while testing high-frequency attenuation can verify the properties...
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– which concealed all electronic components in a shell snapped onto an earmold and weighed 1/2 ounce, including battery, three-transistor amplifier, microphone...
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benefit from them. Reasons for not being able to wear hearing aids include earmold allergies, skin problems, narrow, collapsed or closed ear canals, or malformed...
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childcare. Both boys and girls study computer skills, printing, ceramics, and earmold manufacturing. Ear molds for hearing aids are made on site. The institute...
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tighter seal. Custom earplugs are made individually for each user following earmold impressions. Typically custom earplugs are purchased from an audiology...
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prostheses, special orthoses and prostheses including hearing aids and earmolds for children up to age 16 with bilateral hearing impairments. "Complementary...
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