Running a successful hearing clinic requires a range of essential supplies to maintain efficient operations and high-quality patient care.
Thankfully, ordering supplies you need is easier than ever through our online shop. Browse our selection by visiting: Mye3shop
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Insert foam tips are essential for ensuring headphones’ comfortable and secure fit during audiometric testing. Both adult and pediatric sizes are necessary to accommodate patients of all ages and sizes, providing reliable results and a hygienic experience.
Otoscope specula are used to examine the ear canal and eardrum. Adult and pediatric sizes ensure you can perform thorough ear examinations for patients of all ages, aiding in the accurate diagnosis of ear conditions.
Real ear probe tubes are used during real-ear measurement testing to assess how well hearing aids perform in the patient’s ear. These tubes are critical for accurate fittings and optimal hearing aid performance.
When choosing a probe tube for real ear measurements compatibility with your real ear measurement (REM) equipment is necessary.
Mye3shop offers a universal probe tube that is compatible with a wide range of devices, including Audioscan Verifit 2, Benson BAS-200SLM, Interacoustics Affinity 2.0, Interacoustics Affinity Compact, Interacoustics Callisto, Interacoustics Equinox, MAICO MI36, Intoximeters RBT VXL/Alco-Sensor VXL, MedRx Avant ARC, MedRx AVANT Ultimate Office+, and MedRx AWRC.
Ear Impression Material: This material is used to create precise molds of the ear canal for custom hearing aids and ear molds.
Syringe: Used to inject the impression material into the ear canal.
Oto dams: Placed in the ear canal to prevent the impression material from reaching the eardrum. Oto dams are available in either cotton or foam and come in various sizes. The choice of material depends on the clinician’s preference.
Mixing Spatulas and Paper: These two essential supplies are used to prepare and combine the ear impression material.
Maintaining a clean and sanitary environment is crucial in a hearing clinic. Use disinfecting wipes to regularly clean and sanitize equipment and surfaces, reducing the risk of cross-contamination and infection.
It is important to use the right cleaning solutions for different items in your clinic. Use alcohol-free disinfecting wipes and solutions for audiometers and other instruments, as alcohol can damage high-quality plastics. Conversely, alcohol-based solutions are suitable for cleaning surfaces and audiometric sound booth walls.
Effective cerumen management is vital for reliable hearing test results. Essential supplies include:
Wax Removal Tools: These include lighted curettes, which offer enhanced visibility and precision, and suction devices that provide a safe and effective method for removing earwax.
Ear Cleaning Drops: These are used to soften and loosen earwax, making it easier to remove.
Syringe and Water Basin: For performing ear irrigation, a standard method for removing stubborn wax buildup. The syringe helps to gently flush out earwax while the water basin collects the excess water and debris.
Tympanometry tips are used with tympanometers to assess middle ear function. These disposable tips come in assorted sizes to fit different ear canal shapes.
The best way to find the correct tips for your tympanometer is to use our “Shop by Equipment” function, mentioned above.
Domes: Replacements for hearing aid receivers to ensure a secure fit and optimal sound quality. They come in various sizes and shapes to accommodate different ear anatomies and preferences.
Receivers: Essential components of hearing aids that convert electrical signals into sound. Receivers generally come directly from the hearing aid manufacturer.
Slim Tubes: Thin tubing is used to connect hearing aids to earmolds or domes.
Mye3shop is pleased to offer a selection of Oticon hearing aid supplies, including domes, wax guards, slim tubes, and Grip Tips.
Disposable gloves are necessary for maintaining hygiene during patient examinations, handling ear impression materials, preventing cross-contamination, and ensuring safety.
Regular cleaning and maintenance of hearing aids are crucial for longevity and performance. Supplies include:
Manufacturer Cleaning Kits: Designed specifically for different hearing aid models.
Cleaning Brushes and Wipes: These are used to remove debris and maintain device hygiene.
Earmold Tubing in Various Sizes: This is for custom fitting and repairing earmolds.
Earmold Glue: Used to secure and repair earmolds.
Tubing Expander: This is for fitting and adjusting tubing on earmolds.
Tube Locks: To keep the tubing securely in place.
Equipping your hearing clinic with these essential supplies guarantees you can provide high-quality care, accurate assessments, and effective treatments for your patients.
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