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Tag Archives: desiccants
Anticipated Makeover for Dri-Brik II
The Dry-Brik II is a desiccant used in the family of Dry & Store products designed to remove moisture from hearing instruments. Recently, Ear Technology Corporation announced plans to make a future change in the Dry-Brik II. Specifically, the copper strip located at one end of the Dry-Brik will soon … Continue reading
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Recharging Desiccants for Hearing Aid Dehumidifiers
With the hot summer months in full swing, hearing instrument wearers rely on dehumidifiers to remove damaging moisture that inherently builds up within hearing aids. Prior to retiring for the night, hearing aids should be cleaned, disinfected and then placed in a dehumidifier, on top of the desiccant, … Continue reading
