Ear Wax Guard

Name: Ear Wax Guard
Brand: Laväge
Price: 13.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$13.95 USD

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Wax Guards are small but essential protectors that keep earwax, dust, and moisture from clogging your hearing aids. Easy to replace and brand-specific, they help maintain clear sound and extend the life of your devices. Keep your hearing aids working like new with regular guard changes.

Clearer sound quality
Prevents wax from blocking sound output.
Longer device life
Protects delicate components from damage.
Easy replacement
Simple, disposable filters for at-home use.

System

CeruStop
ProWax
ProWax MiniFit
NanoCare
HearClear
Wax Guard 2.0

System

How It Works & Compatibility

Wax guards act as tiny protective filters that stop earwax, moisture, and debris from clogging the hearing aid receiver.

Each guard fits snugly in place and keeps sound crisp and clear.

Designed to be simple to replace — just use the included tool to remove the old filter and click in a new one.

Compatible with most leading hearing aid brands, including Phonak, Oticon, Widex, Signia, and Starkey.

(Always check your model before replacing to ensure the perfect fit.)

When to Replace & Maintenance Tips

Regular replacement keeps hearing performance at its best.

If sound becomes muffled, distorted, or fades in one ear, it’s usually time for a change.

Typical replacement cycle: every 2–4 weeks, depending on earwax buildup and daily wear.

✅ Store in a dry place.

✅ Handle guards and tools with clean, dry hands.

✅ Avoid pushing wax deeper into the receiver — always remove before inserting a new guard.

Shipping, Returns & Guarantee

All orders ship free across the UK — fast and trackable.

If the guards don’t fit your hearing aid or you’re not satisfied, you’re covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee.

Returns are simple, no questions asked.

Just reach out to our support team, and we’ll sort it quickly — because hearing care should never be complicated.

Why Choose Us?

Crystal Clear Sound
Keeps hearing crisp and distortion-free.
Quick Replacement
Swap in seconds with the included tool.
Trusted Protection
Shields receivers from wax and moisture.
Universal Fit
Compatible with most major brands.

Small Filter, Big Impact

Hearing aids sit deep in the ear canal, where wax and moisture naturally build up. Wax Guards stop these elements from reaching sensitive electronics, preventing muffled sound or sudden device failure. Without them, hearing aids are far more likely to need costly repairs.

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HAPPY CUSTOMERS

“Saved my hearing aids more than once"

I didn’t realise how much wax was getting into my hearing aids until I started using these. The wax guards are easy to change, and they've already saved me from two repair appointments. A small thing that makes a big difference

★★★★★ — Janet W., 72

“Simple to use, and my aids sound clearer"

These are the easiest wax guards I’ve tried. They fit well and keep my hearing aids working at their best. I noticed the sound was clearer within a day. Definitely recommend keeping a few packs at home.

★★★★★ — Michael L., 68

“Worth every penny for the protection"

I’ve worn hearing aids for years and wax buildup has always been a problem. These guards stop the wax before it reaches the device. No more sudden cut-outs or muffled sound. Great quality.

★★★★★ — Helen R., 75

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What do Wax Guards do?

They block earwax, dust, and moisture from entering your hearing aid receiver. Without them, wax can clog microphones, muffle sound, or even short out electronics.

2. How do I know it’s time to change mine?

Most airlines allow carry-on luggage up to 22 x 14 x 9 inches (56 x 36 x 23 cm), including wheels and handles. Always check your airline’s specific size and weight requirements before traveling.

3. Do Wax Guards affect sound quality?

No — in fact, they help preserve it. A clogged guard can cause muffled sound, while a fresh one ensures clear audio.

4. What happens if I don’t use them?

Without a wax guard, debris and moisture can reach the receiver. This often leads to expensive servicing or even permanent hearing aid damage.

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