505 devices · GMDN 62260
An air-conduction hearing aid acoustic tube is a flexible, reusable tube that connects a behind-the-ear hearing aid to an earmold, allowing sound to travel directly to the ear. These tubes are made from soft synthetic materials to ensure comfort and proper sound transmission while fitting securely within the ear canal.
These devices are typically classified based on their design and materials, often requiring compliance with medical device regulations depending on the jurisdiction. They are supplied as standalone components, designed to be reused with compatible hearing aid systems and earmolds, ensuring consistent acoustic performance over time.
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