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 hearing loss, and P for moderate to severe hearing loss.
Your current receiver should specify the power and size on the silver part that goes in your ear. Sometimes it rubs off, if you are unsure what you are doing, you can always send us a picture or check with your audiologist!
| Weight | 12 oz |
|---|---|
| Size | 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 |
| Power | M, P |
| Ear Side | Left, Right |
Widex V2 Easywear Receiver for Alllure, SmartRIC, and Rechargeable RIC Moment Hearing Aids.
Widex has two types of receivers. The original Easywear is the older model and is used for the Moment RIC 312, Moment RIC 10, and all other previous hearing aid models. This Widex V2 Easywear receiver is compatible with the new Widex Moment and Allure rechargeable aids.
There are different strengths to the receivers, M and P. Make sure you order the right size. If you have questions feel free to contact us or email. We are happy to help. A picture speaks 1000 words if you can’t explain. 🙂
The stainless steel V.2 receivers are designed to be smaller than previous Easywear designs. This gives users with small ear canals a more comfortable fit.
The new design works perfectly with all Widex instant ear-tips.
Bundle a new receiver with some wax guards and save money.
A service bundle is recommended for best practice to be purchased separately from the cost of the hearing aid(s). If you want to purchase a hearing aid from our store we will find and set you up with a fantastic, knowledgeable, and ethical provider near you from our Professional Provider Network! Please reach out and share your neighborhood with us!
The Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) hearing aids have gained popularity for their discreet and comfortable design. Widex Evoke 10 RIC hearing aids, like other smaller RIC models, are known for their smaller size and sleek appearance. These Widex hearing aids consist of three main components: a small case that sits behind the ear, a thin wire connecting the case to the receiver (speaker) that rests inside the ear canal, and an earpiece or dome that helps secure the device in the ear.Email us at [email protected] or call for more information: 952 – 767-0672
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