Wavenet HF4 Filters for IN02 In-The-Canal Hearing Terminals - 15 Pack
These HF4 filters are designed to be used with the IN02 In-The-Canal Hearing Terminal.
Features
- These push-on disposable wax guards help to reduce wax entering into your hearing aids.
- They are separated into the standard Red (Right) and Blue (Left) for your convenience.
- These HF4 filters are 2.2mm diameter, and may also be compatible with other hearing aids / IEMs that feature the same 2.2mm diameter.
- Comes as a pack of 15 filters.
These HF4 Filters help keep your hearing aids sounding great by preventing wax from affecting your hearing aid receiver.
Wax can quickly block the sound quality of your hearing aid, and the higher the wax buildup, the less you’ll be able to hear. Both ITE (In The Ear) and RIC (Receiver in Canal) hearing aids are particularly prone to this issue simply because they are placed so deeply within the ear canal. If the sound from your hearing aid is starting to feel muffled or not as clear, or even if you have lost sound completely, the most common reason is due to wax. A hearing aid wax guard protects your ITE and RIC hearing aids, preventing wax buildup.
Each pack contains 15 filters.
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We have an extensive inventory of audio equipment for hire with competitive rates ready at a moment's notice. We pay the most meticulous attention to detail in our hire prep so you can travel to shoots with the peace of mind that you have everything you need.
Weekly Rental
For weekly rental, you can pick up your gear the day before your production shoot after 3:00pm, and return by 10:00am after your shoot day. In the case of 7 day rental, you will only be charged for 4 billing days.
Shipping
If shipping is required, we require a two day minimum hire period, with a travel day inbetween.
Cancellations
Orders can be cancelled for free up to 24 hours before pick up date, any notice within 24 hours of the pick up date will be charged a prep fee of 25% of the total amount.
Insurance
Customers will provide a certificate of insurance listing Everything Audio as "loss payee" and "additional insured".
