Ear domes and wax traps are considered disposable items that can be replaced for fairly cheap. See our accessories page for replacements.
How do I know when ear domes or wax traps need replacement?
Ear domes go bad when they get torn, gritty and itchy, or too stained. Their typical life expectancy is 3-6 months.
Wax traps should be replaced when they get clogged or punctured. The typical life expectancy for wax traps can be tricky to anticipate, because some users generate a considerable amount of wax, while others might never have a problem with wax. Instead of relying on a schedule, it’s better to physically inspect them to see if wax is clogging the trap.
How often should you clean your hearing device and ear domes?
Hearing devices operate in a hostile, warm, and moist environment and should be cleaned daily for maximum longevity. When not using or charging them, they should be kept in their case or dry jar.