2 Pieces Hearing Aid Clip Anti-Lost Lanyard BTE Protector for Adults Seniors and Kids(Black)

I've tried many hearing aid clips but none of them have been satisfactory until this one. The others would pull my hearing aid out and off when turning my head. The parts that clasp the hearing aid itself would begin to stretch and fall off. My hearing aids would fall off entirely even while attached. Not so with this one. I've turned my head as much as needed and moved as usual and they have stayed so well in place that I forget I am wearing and using them. They stay attached, above all, to my hearing aids and also to my clothing. I can finally, safely, wear my hearing aids outside of the house with no fear of losing them. My thanks and appreciation to the makers of this aid! You have helped me and my situation immensely with these well-made, well-planned aids! What a relief it is to me!

I love the design of this strap, with silicone retainer that stays attached to the hearing aid, and easy to use clip. Unfortunately the clips started falling apart after the second use. So its basic functional failed. Otherwise I love them

Attaching the loop ends to the Aid is a little cumbersome.

Prácticos y funcionales, llevo 2 días usándolos y hasta ahora todo bien. Solamente el precio es muy alto.

These work fine, but they are even better with a few adjustments. I personally prefer a clip that has a lock, like the ones used for babies to hold their pacifiers, as they do not pull off easily. I bought a bag of pacifier clips cheap on Amazon and replace the clip that comes with these. They have a larger end (they are made for ribbons rather than this type of cord), but they work fine. For those who want to prevent loss using the existing clip, take the silicone cord out and fold it in half. Insert the center area of that folded cord into the hole about an inch, then pull the rest of the cord through that loop. I then put the silicone ring over the tied area. If it is not staying, you can tie a knot too but I try to avoid that as it wears the silicone over time. This method is also what I use to attach the cord to pacifier holders. Just make sure that you put the lanyard through your hearing aids in a place where it will not accidentally turn your hearing aids off or change the volume. My ones have a rocker switch and I put the loop ends into the center of that. My audiologist says that method is fine -- you just don't want to get the cord ON the ends of the rocker switch. Different hearing aids may require different placement. I've attached a picture of what mine looks like with a pacifier clip. I did use a knot on the very end, but the cord is old and needed a more secure hold. Hope this helps. Hopefully the company will change the current clip to a locking one, but all clips break eventually and having a bag of clip replacements gives you years of service on one cord.