Hearing aids go through a lot every day. From humidity and perspiration to earwax and environmental moisture, even normal daily wear can affect how well your devices perform over time. In many cases, moisture can build up inside hearing aids without you even realizing it, leading to sound issues, inconsistent performance, and added wear on sensitive internal components.
At Brookway Hearing, we want our patients to get the most out of their hearing aids. That is why we include Redux Pro drying as part of our in-office service visits. Redux Pro is designed to remove moisture from hearing aids safely and efficiently, helping keep your devices working their best.
Redux Pro is a professional hearing aid drying system that removes hidden moisture from hearing aids using advanced drying technology. Unlike basic at-home drying methods, Redux Pro is designed to pull moisture from inside the device, where it can collect and interfere with performance.
This makes it a valuable part of professional hearing aid maintenance, especially for patients who wear their devices every day and want to protect them from long-term moisture-related issues.
Moisture is one of the most common causes of hearing aid trouble. Even small amounts can affect the delicate electronic components inside your devices. Over time, moisture buildup may lead to:
Because hearing aids are worn so close to the body, they are constantly exposed to heat and humidity. Add in seasonal weather, perspiration, and everyday use, and it becomes easy to see why moisture management matters.
Redux Pro is designed to remove trapped moisture that may not be visible from the outside. This professional drying process helps support better hearing aid performance and may reduce issues caused by hidden moisture buildup.
For many patients, that can mean:
Professional drying can be especially helpful when hearing aids are not performing quite like they should, even when they appear clean on the surface.
Redux Pro can be helpful for many hearing aid wearers, especially those who:
It can also be beneficial as part of regular hearing aid care, even if your devices seem to be working normally. Moisture buildup is not always obvious, and routine maintenance can help address small issues before they become bigger ones.
Yes. Today’s hearing aids are advanced devices, and protecting them properly is an important part of ongoing care. Professional drying is designed to support both traditional and rechargeable hearing aids, making it a practical option for many of today’s patients.
If you rely on your hearing aids every day, keeping them clean, dry, and properly maintained can go a long way toward preserving their performance.
At Brookway Hearing, we believe hearing care does not stop once you receive your hearing aids. Regular service and maintenance are important for helping your devices continue to perform well over time.
That is why our in-office service visits are designed to support the long-term health of your hearing aids. Professional cleaning, routine maintenance, and moisture removal all play a role in helping you hear clearly and confidently.
Redux Pro is one more way we help our patients protect their hearing technology and avoid unnecessary issues caused by everyday moisture exposure.
Our team is committed to helping patients get the best possible performance from their hearing aids. Whether your devices need maintenance, professional cleaning, or moisture removal, we are here to help you keep them in top condition.
If your hearing aids have not been working as well as they should, or if you simply want to stay proactive with routine care, ask us about Redux Pro during your next visit.
If you would like to learn more about Redux Pro and how it can help protect your hearing aids, Brookway Hearing is here for you. We are proud to provide personalized hearing care and ongoing support to help our patients get the most from their devices.
Contact our office today to schedule a visit and ask about professional hearing aid drying.
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Ross's academic journey began with an Associate of Science degree, providing him with a robust foundation in scientific principles. His professional path has been shaped by his family's influence, as he's been immersed in the hearing device industry since childhood. Today, Ross stands as a licensed Hearing Aid Specialist in Ohio, a title he's held for nearly three years. He's committed to continuous learning, currently pursuing National Board Certification to further enhance his expertise.
Ross's role as a hearing instrument fitter is not just a job, but a mission. He works tirelessly to improve the lives of his patients by helping them manage their hearing loss effectively. With each fitting, he aims to bridge the communication gap that hearing loss can create, fostering stronger relationships and enhancing overall quality of life.
Outside of being a dispenser for Brookway Hearing, Ross is currently serving as the President of Strongsville Toastmasters, an international organization dedicated to helping members improve their public speaking and leadership skills. Concurrently, he's actively engaged in the Strongsville Men's Hockey League, showcasing his dedication and passion for sports.
P.S. Ross is also a member of the International Hearing Society, an organization that supports hearing healthcare professionals worldwide. This affiliation reflects his commitment to staying updated with the latest industry trends and best practices.
Meet Robert, the founder of Brookway Hearing Center, is dedicated to enhancing patients' auditory experiences. After honorably serving in the U.S. Air Force, Robert pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech Language Pathology and Audiology from the University of Akron's College of Health Professions. His comprehensive education equipped him with a deep understanding of the science behind hearing and the art of communication. His studies explored the mechanics of the outer, middle, and inner ear, as well as the complex processes of sound perception and interpretation by the brain.
Robert is Nationally Board Certified in Hearing Instrument Sciences and has earned the Audioprothologist designation from the International Hearing Society. With over 24 years of experience, Robert has been testing, fitting, and dispensing a wide range of hearing devices.
Brookway Hearing Center was established with the strong support of Robert's wife and co-owner, Michelle Pavlik, who played a pivotal role in the office's success.