Top Hearing Aid Receivers

Signia/Rexton BTE ThinTubes 3.0 are the new tubing for the Signia Motion X series BTE hearing aid and Rexton M-Core B-Li M BTE hearing aid. Size: The ThinTubes 3.0 come in sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 with 0 being the shortest and 4 being the longest. Power: These tubes are made for those with more severe degrees of hearing loss. The .9mm width PowerTube is for a more moderate severity while the 1.4mm width PowerTube is for severe loss.  

Controlled by AutoSense OS 6.0, it delivers natural sound and outstanding streaming quality. Compatible with all Phonak Audéo Infinio rechargeable hearing aids.

Phonak Receiver 6.0 are for the Infinio and Infinio Sphere hearing aids. This receiver is available in different sizes and powers, so make sure to order what you need for your hearing loss.

Phonak Receiver 5.0 are for the Lumity (L), Paradise (P), and Marvel (M) hearing aids. This receiver is available in different sizes and powers, so make sure to order what you need for your hearing loss.

Size/Length: The Signia/Rexton 3.0 receivers come in sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and now 5! with 0 being the shortest length and 4 being the longest. Power: The P Power is the strongest receiver and is for severe-profound hearing loss. M Power is for moderate-severe loss. S Power is for mild-moderate. Your current receiver should display the length and power on the end that goes in your ear. If you are unsure you can always send us a picture or ask your audiologist!

Size/Length: The Signia/Rexton 3.0 receivers come in sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and now 5! with 0 being the shortest length and 4 being the longest. Power: The P Power is the strongest receiver and is for severe-profound hearing loss. M Power is for moderate-severe loss. S Power is for mild-moderate. Your current receiver should display the length and power on the end that goes in your ear. If you are unsure you can always send us a picture or ask your audiologist!

Size/Length: The Signia/Rexton 2.0 receivers come in sizes 0, 1, 2, 3 with 0 being the shortest length and 3 being the longest.

Power: The Power (P) is the strongest receiver and is for severe-profound hearing loss. Medium (M) Power is for moderate-severe loss. Standard (S) Power is for mild-moderate.

Your current receiver should display the length and power on the end that goes in your ear. If you are unsure you can always send us a picture or ask your audiologist!

These receivers are for the new Widex Rechargeable Moment hearing aids. Size: They come in sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 with 0 being the shortest and 4 being the longest. Power: There are two powers, M for mild-moderate hearng loss, and P for moderate to severe hearing loss. Your current receiver shoud specify the power and size on the silver part that goes in your ear. Sometimes it rubs off, if you are unsure you can always send us a picture or check with your audiologist!

These receivers are for the LiNX 3D and Quattro rechargeable RIC (receiver-in-canal)/RIE (receiver-in-the-ear) model hearing aids.

Size: These receivers come in sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 with 0 being the shortest and 4 being the longest. Power: LP or low/standard power is for mild to moderate hearing loss. MP or medium power is for moderate-severe losses. HP or high power is for severe-profound hearing loss. Your current receiver should specify the length and power. If you are unsure send us an email or ask your audiologist!  

These receivers are for the new ReSound ONE Hearing aid and are the standard SureFit 3 receiver (NOT the M&RIE)

Size: These come in sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 with 0 being the shortest and 4 being the longest. Power: LP or Low/Standard Power is for mild to moderate hearing loss. MP or Medium Power is for moderate to severe loss. HP or High Power is for severe to profound loss. Your current receiver should display the size and power, if you are not sure please reach out and send us an email or check with your audiologist!

These M&RIE receivers are ReSounds newest technology on the hearing aid market. Unlike a standard receiver that only contains a speaker that fits into your ear, this receiver contains both a speaker and a microphone. This microphone combines with the two other traditional microphones on the hearing aid itself to collect sound at the entrance of the ear and offer enriched sound woth more direction and depth. Size: The M&RIE receivers, like all ReSound receivers, come in 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4. The 0 size is the shortest length while 4 is the longest. Power: The M&RIE receiver is its own power so there is no variation in power strength.

Size: The Widex Easywear receivers come in sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4. With 0 being the shortest and 4 being the longest. Power: They come in S or standard power for mild-moderate hearing loss, M or medium power for moderate loss, and P or power for severe hearing loss. Your current receiver should specify the size and power. If you are unsure please send us an email or ask your audiologist!