Is this pouch to carry spare batteries or is intended to carry the hearing aids???
578984
Many customers use this pouch to carry their hearing aids though it would be useful for spare batteries as well.
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it can be for batteries or Hearing aids. but the material is not what I was expecting so I returned the items. Thanks!!!
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Atanacio, I use it to carry and store my hearing aids in. I would say that you could use it for batteries if they were still in the little card thing that they come in. Otherwise, single batteries you may lose. Works nice. I've been very pleased with it!
578987
I intended it to carry one hearing aid and one cochlear implant but it is a bit too small. Went to Phonak pouch instead.
578988
Both, small-to-medium sized hearing aids AND spare batteries. Thank you for your patronage.
2281299
That's a 'carrier' that slides in and out of the case with the 3 batteries held in it as a whole unit. I recall the batteries went in with the + towards the bottom of the case, away from the bulb.
21009
I think it's best for the hearing aid to open the battery door wide. Once zinc/air batteries are exposed to the air it really doesn't matter, to their life, whether they're in use or not. You open the battery door solely to expose the interior of the hearing aid to the dry environment within the dehumidifier.
1031653
My son wears hearing aids, so I am unfamiliar with the do's and dont's of cochlear implants. When we used the Dry Caddy we leave the batteries in the hearing aids.
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There are 2 small pockets inside with Velcro flaps the lid of the case. I think they are meant for extra SD cards. I managed to put a battery in one of them but I am not able close the Velcro flap on that pocket. (With lens on)
1451613
The previous answers are correct. The ring, or loop, is very convenient for carrying and I'm seldom without mine. As far as the pouch though, maybe there's an idea for a new product.
552513
No it is too small for iphone ,ipod.but a little MP3 player could manage to fit in.pouch is very tiny.
1161800
Is a convenient case, because of the straps for carrying it, but you can't fit a mute. ;-)
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Volume and battery pack are combined. Just One compartment for both. See review pictures.
936092
It is a tight fit if you want to carry a spare battery and charger. I ended up getting a different case and giving this one as a gift.
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The pouches are almost the same....the one in the back is slightly larger. They have plenty of room to store the pedal and cables, etc. Mine works really well for my Yamaha keyboard.
1885313
No idea, we got ours from the dealer, and it included rechargeable batteries. The batteries finally went bad so we needed new ones... we purchased the hearing aids from Costco.
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I have 2 hearing aids - one is wireless as I am deaf in one ear therefore my batteries last 3 1/2 days
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siemens hearing aids I have require size 312 batteries regular and rechargeable.hope that helps
222266
A pouch, probably. I usually carry mine on customer premises (think: industrial areas) and did not have any problems. Remind yourself to keep it away from dust, dirt and sand (if you are on a beach). There are no protective cases for this speaker, as far as I know.
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This is designed to use with the lid of the Kapak closed and should be used with your battery removed and the hearing aid open as well. There are other units much more expensive that use drying agents and an electric heated fan that may be more appropriate in very humid environments. I use my Kapak for travel only .
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They take size 13 hearing aid batteries. I am retired and don't wear it all day long, so they last maybe about two or three weeks. It doesn't have an off/on button. When not wearing it, you open the door so there is no contact with the inside. My old Audible hearing aid took size 10 and these size 13 last longer. I bought a supply of batteries here on Amazon.com. They were something like 60 for $13.00. there are more expensive ones, but these last longer than the 10s I bought on here, so I am satisfied. Amazon also sells more tubes, might be best to buy a package so save on postage. I just broke my tube, so will be ordering now. No big deal with it breaking, I just should have ordered additional when I ordered the Game Ear like I had thought about. I think it broke because I was putting it into my ear to far and had to pull too much to get it out. I used some super glue and it is working ok, but I best get a new tube and have it over with. You can put the silicone ends and the sound muffler on the tubes. Wished they would show it both ways since I thought for a long time that all it came with was that big fluffy end. Finally I figured out that it had a little tip that didn't show. That is what I needed, since I am not a hunter. I use it as regular hearing aid.