Why Is Moisture So Bad for Electronics Anyway?
We’ve all seen it happen: A phone gets dropped into a puddle, or a radio is accidentally left out in the rain. Maybe you’ve gotten so accustomed to your hearing aids or Airpods that...
Be More Social & Active with Hearing Aids!
About 48 million Americans are today living with some type of hearing loss. In fact, the average hearing ability for someone age 70+ involves significant high-frequency hearing loss. While hearing loss may be a...
How Humidity Affects Your Hearing Devices
Somehow we all seem to know that moisture is the enemy of electronics. It’s easy to see what happens when electronic devices get wet: They stop working! Something we might not be clear on,...
The Ubiquity of Hearables & How Redux Can Help!
Where technology is concerned, speed and integration are the names of the game. We look at our smartphones possibly hundreds of times per day, and a pet industry of accessory devices seems to have...
Drying Beyond Just Hearing Aids
Hearing aids have been around since the 17th century, and electronic hearing aids have been common since the early 1900s, though in recent decades the technology has taken off like never before. Improvements in...
Why Moisture is the Natural Enemy of Electronic Devices
Electronics have come a long way in the last 50 years. In 1965, Gordon Moore predicted that every two years, the number of transistors in an integrated circuit would double every two years. Today...