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Unitron Stride Order Form Custom Hearing Instruments Order Information Preferred Contact Order Date: P/O No.: Civic: Suburb: Patient First Name: Clinic Account No. Patient Last Name: Primary Contact:

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How to fill out custom hearing instruments

1. Remove the custom hearing instruments from their case.
2. Inspect the instruments for any damage or deformities.
3. Inspect the earmolds for any wax build-up and clean if necessary.
4. Ensure that the instruments are fully charged or have fresh batteries inserted.
5. Turn on the instruments and adjust the volume to a comfortable level.
6. Insert the custom hearing instruments into your ears, making sure they fit snugly.
7. Adjust the settings if needed, such as the program or noise reduction features.
8. Test the functionality of the instruments by listening to various sounds and voices.
9. If any issues arise, consult the user manual or contact the hearing instrument specialist.
10. When not in use, store the custom instruments in their case to protect them.

Who needs custom hearing instruments?

1. People with hearing loss who require personalized amplification.
2. Individuals with various degrees and types of hearing loss.
3. Those who struggle to hear conversations, sounds, or music.
4. People who have difficulty following conversations in noisy environments.
5. Individuals who experience tinnitus and need relief through amplification.
6. Those who want enhanced speech understanding and improved quality of life.
7. People who have tried standard hearing aids but found them ineffective.
8. Individuals seeking comfortable and discreet hearing solutions.
9. Those who value customized fittings for optimal comfort and performance.
10. People who wish to regain their ability to hear and engage in daily activities.

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What is custom hearing instruments?

Custom hearing instruments are personalized devices designed to assist individuals with hearing loss. These devices are tailored to the specific needs and preferences of the user.

Who is required to file custom hearing instruments?

Manufacturers, distributors, and sellers of custom hearing instruments are required to file this information with the appropriate regulatory bodies.

How to fill out custom hearing instruments?

Custom hearing instruments must be filled out accurately and completely, including information about the device specifications, the intended user, and the manufacturer's details.

What is the purpose of custom hearing instruments?

The purpose of custom hearing instruments is to improve the hearing abilities and overall quality of life for individuals with hearing impairments.

What information must be reported on custom hearing instruments?

Information that must be reported on custom hearing instruments includes details about the device specifications, the user's hearing profile, and any potential risks or limitations associated with the device.