http://hearing-aids-evanston-il.com Moisture Damage To Your Hearing Aids. One of the most common reasons for hearing aid malfunctions is moisture damage

1. Don’t Let Moisture Damage Rain on Your
Parade
Moisture Damage To Your Hearing Aids
One of the most common reasons for hearing aid
malfunctions is moisture damage. This sort of
damage is frustrating because, in most cases,
the wearer didn’t get in the shower while
wearing the hearing aid or accidently jump in the
pool or get caught outside in a sudden
downpour.
In general, hearing aid wearers try very hard to protect their
investment and follow their hearing healthcare provider’s advice
for care and maintenance.
Hearing aid manufacturers are just as motivated to find a solution
to moisture-related hearing aid failures as hearing aid wearers
are. GNReSound, a hearing aid manufacturer that isn’t wet
behind the ears in terms of hearing aid technology advancements
has recently partnered with the company P2i, a world leader in
liquid-repellent nano-coatings to develop iSolate nanotech.
This thin protective covering, now found in all GNReSound
hearing aids, promises to greatly decrease the number of hearing
aid repairs due to moisture damage.
“Nano” is a Greek word meaning, “dwarf.” iSolate nanotech works
by establishing a thin, protective shield on all internal and
external components of the hearing aid. This protective barrier
bonds to the hearing aid components at the molecular level,
ensuring a thorough and complete covering of all components
while continuing to allow sound to enter the system.

2. GNReSound recently conducted a review of 50,000 hearing aids
sold in the six months following the introduction of the protective
coating. It found that the iSolate technology decreased moisture
and debris related repairs by 50 percent.
The introduction of iSolate nanotech means that hearing aid
wearers don’t have to worry about moisture raining on their
parade.
With GNReSound hearing aids, wearers can be assured that their
instruments will remain in optimal working condition for much
longer than hearing aids of the past, reducing the cost of long-
term hearing aid use and improving overall satisfaction.
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