Can these fit a Clinical brand stethescope. I just have the kind that you push to put on ear tips. As an EMT my ears keep coming off and I lose them.
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Depends on the size of the tubing, but I have used them on everything from cheap no name stethoscopes to Litmann Master Cardilogy scopes and they are MUCH more comfortable, and I find I can hear better with them.
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I called up the manufacturer because my dog ate some of the ear bud tips. They sent me a bunch at no charge. My best guess is that they'll work with you. Regarding the sound deterioration, I haven't yet had that problem although I've been using mine for about a year. I have found that minuscule amounts of water in your ears end up inside the ear buds and destroy especially the lows. Putting moisturizer in my ears before a swim keeps a tight seal.
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I own the er4p and hated the tri flange eartips. I purchased the shure E1/E3/E5 Variety Pack Ultra-Soft Flex Sleeves and those fit the er4 perfectly. I ended up using the small size and those fit perfectly and I get a good seal. The headphones seat a little deeper in the ear and don't stick out nearly as much. It is much more comfortable than the white tri-flange and since the shure tips are dark grey they don't get the earwax tinge like the white ety tips. Hope that helps. You may have to purchase those somewhere else since I couldn't find here. I got mine from an online retailer of shure accessories. I own the er4p and hated the tri flange eartips. I purchased the shure E1/E3/E5 Variety Pack Ultra-Soft Flex Sleeves and those fit the er4 perfectly. I ended up using the small size and those fit perfectly and I get a good seal. The headphones seat a little deeper in the ear and don't stick out nearly as much. It is much more comfortable than the white tri-flange and since the shure tips are dark grey they don't get the earwax tinge like the white ety tips. Hope that helps. You may have to purchase those somewhere else since I couldn't find here. I got mine from an online retailer of shure... » Read More I own the er4p and hated the tri flange eartips. I purchased the shure E1/E3/E5 Variety Pack Ultra-Soft Flex Sleeves and those fit the er4 perfectly. I ended up using the small size and those fit perfectly and I get a good seal. The headphones seat a little deeper in the ear and don't stick out nearly as much. It is much more comfortable than the white tri-flange and since the shure tips are dark grey they don't get the earwax tinge like the white ety tips. Hope that helps. You may have to purchase those somewhere else since I couldn't find here. I got mine from an online retailer of shure accessories. « Show Less
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These should work for your headset . . . , they may be a bit loose, but I believe they will shrink a little and fit better with time.
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I think once you find the correct ear tips they should stay in place quite well. The weight distribution of the headphones seems to be pretty good. I can't over emphasize how important to try each and every ear tip that is included. And there are a lot. That is the key to great fit, comfort and sound quality. I feel like I work for these guys! But I really don't. I paid for mine and I love them.
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They don't work period! I could not get them to stay on my ear. You do have to have the one for the left ear on the left ear, but that doesn't work. I mean, look at them. The part that goes in the ear is not down far enough for the part that hooks over the ear. I thought perhaps if I were a Martian.....
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They are smooth bore so it is easier to remove the tip than ones with a ridge. However ive never had any of the provided eartips unintentionally fall off or staying stuck in your ear, so shouldnt be a problem.
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Of course it depends on the size of your ears!!! They are designed to fit over the ear.
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They should fit perfectly; from my search history they fit all littman stethoscopes.
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Probably yes. They come with three different rubber tips, the smallest of which will likely work for you. That being said, I highly recommend buying foam tips. They are squishy like ear plugs and gently expand to fit your ears perfectly. They also improve the sound.
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I wear a size 7-3/4 hat (which makes me a fat head) and these fit fully extended. If you know your hat size, you might use that as a guide. I have no direct experience with the earmuffs you have, so I couldn't tell you if they're bigger or not. At their price, I'd try them and return them if they don't fit.
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Hi Joy I was checking and I do believe that this ear hooks wont fit. Regards
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The tips are flexible which is what most people like about them. So dimensions may not be as important as you think, they flex to fit in the outer ear, nothing is IN the ear.
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It completely depends on how the ear tips fit you. They provide a wide variety of silicone ones, but none of them fit me that well. I ended up with Comply tips.
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I looked up the shape of the Unique Melody 3DD, and I would assess that the tips would fit. Essentially, they are very densely molded foam tips that conform to shape. They slip fit over the post of the in-ear type speakers, creating a snug fit when inserted into the outer ear. The center hole in the foam tips measure approximately 1/16th" (varies by tip size)
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That's tough question to answer. With custom-made earplugs, an audiologist comes and makes a mold of your ears, but with these, there's nobody that shows up at your door.All I can do is compare it to the commonly-available disposable foam earplugs that you can find at any Home Depot. These white plugs seem to be the same size as those--in other words, they both are too large for my ears.So if the disposable plugs fit your ears comfortably, then these will likely fit yours comfortably. If the disposable plugs are too large, then go for the smaller, blue Etymotic plugs.
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You could have chosen a wrong size ear tip [the white plastic thing as described]; try the rest that supplied with the device, there are five of them in different sizes, one of those should fit you well