Hearing Aid Tubes and Domes: Rexton

Looking for Domes?

If you are looking for Domes this is still a good place to start because each of the tube or receiver pages listed below also include the domes your specific hearing aid will require as well as an 'Add to Cart' form to order your domes.

Note

Many hearing aid manufacturers use the same tubes and domes, so don't get confused if your hearing aid is from one manufacturer and the tube that fits it is from a different manufacturer altogether.

The Difference Between Tubes and Receivers

When making a purchasing decision between tubes and receivers here are a few things to consider: Regular tubes are much more cost effective than receivers but are also limited in their function. Where a regular tube allows sound to travel through it to the ear canal, a receiver tube places the speaker directly into the ear canal. This allows for less distortion and the ability to treat a wider range of hearing loss.

Receiver maintenance is more involved than maintenance required for regular tubes. While receivers can provide a much better sound quality, they are also more susceptible to moisture damage. With a regular tube, maintenance is a simple as using as cleaning filament on a regular basis. But a major benefit to receivers is that they can also be upgraded from Standard to Power, allowing for your current hearing aid to treat future hearing loss without buying a completely new hearing aid!

Regular Tubes have:
Lower Prices
Easy Maintenance

Receivers have:
Better Sound Quality
Can be upgraded to match future hearing loss