Tana Cerco
2011-07-19 20:42:51 UTC
I have a few hearing aids which a fishing line ("pull cord") is
attached to the hearing aid. Pull cord is very convenient for
removing hearing aid from the ear canal. The problem is that pull
cord is very often detached from the hearing aid. That happened to me
a few times in the past. When I bring the broken hearing aid to my
audiologist, he sends it to the manufactureror to re-attach the
pullcord. The process takes about a week. During that time, I am
without the hearing aid. If the manufacturer sells glue for attaching
pullcord, that would save us at least a week of waiting. I am sure
that many of you might have similar experience. Does anybody know
what kind of glue would attach pullcord to hearing aid? tana
attached to the hearing aid. Pull cord is very convenient for
removing hearing aid from the ear canal. The problem is that pull
cord is very often detached from the hearing aid. That happened to me
a few times in the past. When I bring the broken hearing aid to my
audiologist, he sends it to the manufactureror to re-attach the
pullcord. The process takes about a week. During that time, I am
without the hearing aid. If the manufacturer sells glue for attaching
pullcord, that would save us at least a week of waiting. I am sure
that many of you might have similar experience. Does anybody know
what kind of glue would attach pullcord to hearing aid? tana