AUD-Gel Earmold and Hearing Aid Lubricant 0.5oz Bottle - Lubricant Gel for Ear Plugs, Hearing Aids, Earmolds, and Other Earpieces…

It really helps to slide on the hearing aids easily.Other wise it is HARD to get them in cause when you wear hearing aids you don’t produce wax!

I just began wearing RIE hearing aids (BTW, they are fabulous and I did not realize how much sound I was missing) and it was rather annoying (kinda itchy) to have the receiver in my ear canals all day. This drop relieved the irritation with my ear canals so I can easily wear my hearing aids all day. I put a drop in each ear canal and smear the extra on the bowl of my ear where the sport lock rests. You do not need a large drop. A small drop will easily do the job. I appreciate the quality I ingredients used to keep my ear canals clean and healthy.

so far all i can say, is it works well

Review of Audiologist's Choice AUD-Gel Earmold and Hearing Aid Lubricant 0.5oz Bottle - Lubricant Gel for Ear Plugs, Hearing Aids, Earmolds, and Other EarpiecesI ordered this to help keep my ears from itching from hearing aids. It also helps to get them inserted more easily. It works well so far. I could be just imagining it, but I think it even helped the ear domes get seated better and I could hear slightly better too.

Is kind of oily (well, yeah) but as a lubricant for my hearing aid, works well. Just use what you need. It can get messy.

My father's ears were red and irritated from his hearing aid.A small bit of this before he inserts them really helped!Not greasy nor messy.Will buy again.

I use it for my ear plugs for swimming to keep the water out of my ears!

So apparently I had a different experience than all of these other “it’s amazing” people. I attempted to use this 3 times. One drop each time and each time my hearing aid would stop working, and the gel would get like clogged in the molds. I had to clean my aids each time, as well as my ear because the aids would stop working again once in the ears. IDK if I’m not using it right or something, I mean the directions are very straightforward: place a small amount in the base of the ear canal; but every time I do I’m risking the gel getting in the aid. Seems, counterintuitive.