Oticon
Oticon O-cap Microphone Covers
Colour:Beige
Bundle:Single Pack
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Details & Features
What is it?
- Pack of 8 covers - each on its own plastic stick to help with insertion (and removal of the existing one).
- Choose between 4 different colours. Our photos show the beige option.
- Suitable for Oticon and Bernafon ITE and ITC hearing aids.
Suitable with:
- Your hearing aid must have been manufactured with the O-cap housing in order to use the O-cap microphone cover.
- Note that Oticon IIC and CIC hearing aids have a different T-cap microphone cover. T-caps and O-caps are not interchangeable; please ensure you are ordering the correct product for your hearing aid and if you are unsure we advise you contact us before placing an order.
FAQ
Shipping
United Kingdom: 2-4 working days
Returns
We have a 30-day returns policy. If you wish to return your order, contact us and we'll be happy to help.
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