Signia WaxGuard 3.0 Nanocare

Description

Replace hearing aid filters regularly to maintain peak performance and optimal sound quality, so your hearing aids continue to deliver a clear and unobstructed listening experience. Need help choosing the correct wax filter? Contact our hearing aid specialists for advice.
 

Signia WaxGuard 3.0 NanoCare

• Signia Wax Guard 3.0 Filters (pack of 8).
• They are designed to fit the Signia Silk C&G IX , Insio CIC & IIC IX, Pure IX, Signia Pure AX, Styletto AX and Motion X Hearing Aids using Signia mini receiver 3.0 earwear.
• The packet is white and labelled Signia on one side. The other side has WG 3.0 Nanocare printed on it, as well as the manufacturer’s part number: 10993607.
• One end of the applicator has a screw fitting to remove the old wax guard – the new wax guard is on the other end.
• If your hearing aid uses Signia click Earwear 3.0 Domes – use Signia Wax Guard 3.0 Nanocare wax filters.
• Please look at your hearing aid user guide for more detailed instructions.

Signia WaxGuard 3.0 NanoCare XL

• Signia Wax Guard 3.0 Filters (pack of 8) XL.
• They are designed to fit Signia Earmolds 3.0 found on Signia AX, Styletto AX and Motion XHearing Aids.
• Please look at your hearing aid user guide for more detailed instructions.

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How often should I change the wax guard on my hearing aid?

Most hearing aid users should replace their wax guard every 4–8 weeks. This can vary depending on earwax production and daily use. Change your filter if you notice reduced sound quality, lower volume or a blocked receiver – common signs that the wax filter needs changing.

Can I wear my hearing aid without the wax guard?

It is not recommended. Your wax guards help protect the receiver from earwax in the ear canal, moisture and debris. Wearing your hearing aid without a wax filter can increase the risk of blockages and may lead to reduced performance or damage to the receiver.

Can hearing aid wax filters be cleaned?

No. You should not try to clean hearing aid wax filters. They are designed to be replaced rather than cleaned. Attempting to clean a blocked wax guard may damage the filter or reduce its effectiveness. Always replace a filter with a new one when it becomes clogged with earwax or debris.

How to change a Signia WaxGuard 3.0 Filter