Introduced late 2005, TransEar is an affordable and effective remedy for Single-Sided Deafness. It looks like a conventional BTE (Behind-the Ear) hearing aid, but instead of simply amplifying sound, it relies on bone conduction to transmit the sound to the better ear.

TransEar is not the first bone conduction hearing aid, but it is the first to overcome Single Sided Deafness:

  • Without surgery
  • Without bulky headbands
  • Without another hearing aid being worn in the "good" ear

» Visit the TransEar website for more info.



This new, revolutionary open-fit hearing instrument allows patients to participate more actively in the selection of acoustic parameters.

Clik is pre-programmed with a variety of algorithms, so instead of “programming,” you or your patient “select” the appropriate setting with a fingertip.

For your most tech-savvy patients you can enable a mode whereby they can fine-tune the hearing aid in their own real-world listening environments with no sacrifice of fitting quality or hearing aid performance.

» Visit the clik website for more info.



Dry & Store is a "conditioning system" for all types of hearing instruments - traditional hearing aids as well as cochlear implant equipment, noise maskers, ear monitors, and more. While you sleep, it removes moisture, dries earwax, kills germs, and deodorizes.

Results include:

  • Fewer repairs
  • Better sound quality
  • Relief from itchy ears
  • Longer battery life
  • Fresh and clean hearing aids

» Visit the Dry & Store website for more info.


  

 
 
 


Ear Technology Corporation is based in Johnson City, Tennessee. Products currently manufactured and distributed by ETC include the Dry & Store® line of conditioning systems for all types of hearing instruments and TransEar®, the bone conduction hearing instrument for patients with single-sided deafness, and coming early 2009, Clik®. ETC products are the direct result of company president Dr. Daniel R. Schumaier's experience as a dispensing audiologist. Dry & Store came about as a remedy for hearing aid performance problems caused by moisture as well as the common complaint of itchy ears. TransEar was invented as a remedy for single-sided deafness.