728 devices · GMDN 41228
A custom-made earmould is a device individually crafted to fit a specific person's ear canal, created from an impression of that ear. It serves as a conduit for sound from a hearing aid to the eardrum or holds hearing aid transducers in proper alignment, and is constructed from synthetic polymer materials for repeated use.
As a reusable, patient-specific device, it is regulated based on its intended use and design, typically falling under medical device regulations for custom-made products. These devices are not mass-produced but are fabricated individually to match anatomical requirements, ensuring proper acoustic performance and comfort.
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