I can’t believe I didn’t use this kind of products years ago on my BTE’s. I feel like I’m protected from all my sweat. It was 99 degrees today! These appear to be well-made. I like them a lot and will be ordering more colors. I got the camouflage— making a statement ha. I washed them one time, still looks good. You spend 3k on aids and they should be protected. These are well worth the money Read more
I bought a pair of these because I thought they would keep moisture out of the aid. Well let me tell you, the material is not waterproof at all. I think that would be basic goal of a product WHOSE SOLE PURPOSE IS TO KEEP OUT MOISTURE. Here is how you can achieve EXACTLY the same thing these do for nothing: Take an old tee shirt, cut off ends of the sleeves where the material is folded over and stitched. Cut them to size of your aid and slide them over the aid. A large tee should do 5 PAIRS of these minimum. At $25, the Ear Gears are not even Scotchguarded (which you can do to the sleeve units yourself.) I felt more ripped of with these than any product I can remember buying. It looks like it costs Ear Gear about $1 each to produce these. Then they charge you $5 shipping on top of the $25 PER PAIR. These came in a small envelope with a stamp, less than 1 oz. Save your money, do as I did with the tee shirt, it works exactly the same way as the Ear Gear for nothing (if you have an old tee handy.) Read more