Can My Hearing Aids Get Wet?
Hearing aids are electronic devices and need to be treated accordingly. If they get wet or too sweaty make sure to dry them thoroughly. You can dry them with a cloth, remove the battery if it is disposable, and replace your domes and/or wax guards. Put them in a drying container if you have one. Do not heat the hearing aids. If the hearing aids are not working properly, bring them in to your provider for evaluation.
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