48 devices · GMDN 43018
Air-conduction tinnitus maskers, out-of-ear, are battery-powered digital acoustic devices designed to generate noise that helps mask the perception of tinnitus by delivering sound through air to the eardrum. These devices provide temporary relief by neutralizing the ringing or internal head noises experienced by patients.
Such devices are typically supplied as wearable units that can be placed behind the ear or on the body, and their digital design allows for the use of various tinnitus-masking software programs. Regulation and classification of these devices vary by jurisdiction and are determined based on their specific design and intended use.
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