I am looking at hearing aide accessories and found these domes. I am not sure what they are. Are they ear molds or do they go over my ear molds?
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The domes are worn inside the ear. They attach to the oblong slender piece at the end of the tube. The dome is what holds that piece inside your ear. Adults wear 'large'.
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These go over the tiny microphone that is inserted into the ear canal. I purchased a pack of ten to replace the original ones that came with my Phonak hearing aids. They are very soft, pliable and very comfortable. I hope this helps you.
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These domes are disposable soft flexible pieces that fit over the end of the speaker end of the hearing aid.
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My headset came with extra ear bud gels, a smaller size and a larger size. I put the larger size ear bud gel over the ear piece. Mine sits in the ear just fine, no twisting out. You can find the ear bud gels on Amazon. Hope this helps.
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These are my son's, he says they surround his ear, not just sit on top. Hope that helps
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I like the molded ear buds. Just search molded earbuds. Or mushroom tip earbuds
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I'm not sure what you mean by ear mold. However, you need to remove the batteries and leave the hearing aids in their most "open" position inside the hearing aid dryer.
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They sit on top of your ear, not all the way around. The cups are just over 2.5" in diameter. That said, they sound amazing. They obviously don't block sound as well as a large pair, but I love mine. They last a long time too - my first pair lasted from 2006 through 2012, and I used them for hours every week.
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Unless you have very tiny ears, these will fit on, not over. We just got a pair, and unlike my other headphones which completely fit over the ear without touching the ear, these sit on top of my ears and don't really touch my head.
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They are over the ear...circumaural. The cups are large and encircle the whole ear. They don't rest on any part of my ear. They are EXTREMELY comfortable.
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No. That was my problem. I guess just the shape of my head around my ears prevented the bud part from staying in my hearing canal. Now it may be that they fit you, but if they don't you're outtaluck.
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These are designed to fit your ear in different places. The shape helps the earpiece to stay in your ear. Just make sure you get the right size. That's the most important part. I wear mine for about fourteen hours a day and I haven't had an issue with them falling out or discomfort.
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These go "on" the ear, but they cover and end up being "over" the ear. These are not like ear buds, so it's hard to describe how they are both on and over the ear, unlike earbuds that are "over the ear" or "in the ear."
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These fit over your ears. I would say go to the next size up to fit the hearing aid. If the hearing aid is big behind your ear it might not fit properly.
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I have worn them for years and never had that problem. I have also had the custom fitted ones that an audiologist makes with a mold of your ear canal and they do not stick out but cost in the range of $200. For both of those I have used them for playing in bands where hearing at a diminished level is required. For just loud noise like small engines I use the ear muffs or the form-able silicon that you can buy at most drug stores which does not stick out.
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I am not sure if they are like standard earmuff hearing protectors. These are the first one's I have ever purchased. I can tell you they work very well. We wear them in our side by side and can hear each other well.
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Ah, I see. Thank you. I did buy the e2cs, and unfortunately I cannot get any of the pads to fit my ears, so any idea what prices run on the ear molds and where I can get them??Thanks!
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Hello, They are specified as "Around Ear Design". You won't mind many headphones that your entire ear will fit into. Most are design to comfortable fit around or over the ear. Good luck. Jaddlin
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I don't think these are meant to be worn as conventional "headphones". I wear them with the curved portion hanging down under my chin. I've actually never seen a transcriptionist wear them over their head.