Optim Shadow ITE Hearing Aid
$500.00 – $950.00
1 Universal Listening Environment Program
4 Volume Settings Controlled by Push Button
6 Tip Design Choices
No Hearing Tests Required
Ready to Wear, NO Assembly Necessary
Discreet in the Canal of the Ear
Size 10 Battery
FREE 30-Day Trial
FREE Expert Assistance with our Product Support Specialists
FREE Tips and Carrying Case
Optim Shadow ITE Hearing Aid
Features
The Optim Shadow is one of the smallest hearing aids on the market as an ITC (In-the-canal) product. The Shadow hearing aid comes in a black case because it is designed to fit your ear in a way that makes it almost invisible by blending in the shadow of your ear canal. A perfect hearing aid solution for individuals who wish not to have anything resting behind their ears. The Shadow works great for individuals who struggle to find a comfortable hearing aid while wearing eyeglasses together with oxygen tubing.
The Optim Shadow comes with six tip styles to create a comfortable fit into anyone’s ear. With automatic programming and a push button to give you four volume settings, the Shadow is a simple and discreet solution for mild-to-moderate hearing loss.
What Comes In The Box
Your Optim Hearing Aids
2 Packages of Size 10 Batteries (4 batteries per pack)
Carrying Case
Medium Closed Tip Installed
5 Additional Tip Designs Included
User Manual
Quick Start Guide
1-year Warranty
Warranty
Your sound processor and speaker link (together, “Hearing System”) includes a one-year limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship. Please ask your hearing care professional about the duration. All claims must be submitted to Manufacturer WITH the merchandise and WITHIN the warranty period. Manufacturer will repair or replace any defective merchandise covered by this warranty at Manufacturer’s sole discretion during the Term of the manufacturer’s warranty period. All warranties are void if the merchandise (or any part thereof) has been misused, abused, tampered with, or modified in
any way, or if the serial number is altered, effaced or removed, or if any unauthorized repairs have been made to the merchandise.
How Do You Know My Hearing?
Hearing aids used to be analog. You would have to visit an audiologist, take a test to see what you were missing, and then program the hearing aids based off that prescription or audiogram. Technology has increased tremendously over the years as digital chipsets are now used in hearing aids. These are able to be programmed to work perfectly for over 94% of Americans. Try some out today and see for yourself!
