AudioDry Hearing Aid Dryer Ivory (Charcoal)

I received my first AudioDry 20 years ago with my first set of hearing aids, and it quietly did its job of keeping my instruments dry. When it finally stopped working after 20 years, I didn't hesitate to order a new one, which I expect will outlive me.

It does take up one more outlet in my bedroom. Seems to do what it's made for. Would recommend it be updated to have a top cover to keep the heat in the cup.

There really isn't much to this device. Just a very low heat method for drying out your hearing aids. It does the job and works better than my old drying jar, mainly because I kept forgetting to put the lid back on when I took my hearing aids out and would have to recharge the beads more often, or I would forget to recharge them when needed.This has taken care of that problem, and I do notice the difference when my hearing aids have been dried out after wearing them all day.

Drying of my hearing aids. Helps to clean off the ear wax.The original device was part of purchasing my hearing aids 3 years ago, but it became malfunctioning. I was glad to see that Amazon carried the product and I did not have to go through Costco or the hearing aid distributor.

If you own hearing aids and live in a humid area, you know that they have to be dried. Your cheapo option is the jars with beads that absorb moisture. But those beads have to be heated to dry them out. The "deluxe" option is a $100 hot brick in a box. Great fun to pack on a trip.Then there is this gadget. Think of those electric coasters to keep your coffee hot, but smaller. This dryer has room for two "instruments" and keeps them slightly warm and therefore dry.When you've spent serious money on hearing aids, this is an inexpensive -- and nifty --way to protect them.

I've worn hearing aids for decades. The aids tend to collect moisture over time and keeping them dry greatly enhances their effectiveness and longevity.There are several types of dryer's. The moisture absorbing beads are a pain to use (and don't really work that well). The high cost dryer's (upwards of $150!) are simply overkill and too bulky.I've been using one of these little dryers for over a year. It works well, seems ruggedly build, and is certainly priced right. ...I bought another one as a backup!

Use it about once a week to help keep the wax build up out of my hearing aids

Works well and functions to dry out humidity in aids. Simple to use and easy for the children to care for their own hearing aids.