ReSound / Danalogic Thin Tube / Surefit 2 Tube – £5.95. When you select to purchase a left and a right tube at the same time a reduced price of £8.95 is available. Substantial discount available when purchasing a 5 pack.
This listing is for a thin tube and NOT for a hearing aid.
Please note – we only ship to UK postal addresses.
ReSound privately purchased hearing aids that use thin tubes after around 2008-2009 up to early 2015 use ReSound Thin Tube. After that date it is typically SureFit 2 Tube. NHS supplied ReSound / Danalogic iFit, iFit E, CS and UP thin tube products use the ReSound Thin Tube. NHS supplied ReSound Ambio (typically supplied from 2019 onwards) can use either the newer SureFit 2 tubes or the older Thin tubes.
Please Note – Important – You must use the domes that match the tube worn. Thin tubes need to be matched to Thin tube tip domes and Surefit 2 tubes need to be matched to Surefit 2 domes. If you don’t match the tube type to the dome type you risk a dome detaching in your ear canal and a visit to A&E or your friendly local audiologist to remove it! Domes are here.
ReSound Thin Tubes vs ReSound Surefit 2 Tubes – You should be able to compare the image to your own hearing aid thin tubes to work out which replacement you need to order.
Thin Tubes are like the top image, and once you remove the dome you see (in red or blue) a number and a letter, red denoting right and blue denoting left. In this example a right size 0A Thin Tube. Thin Tubes have 3 ridges at the tip.
Surefit 2 Tubes are like the bottom image, and again in red or blue with a number and a letter, but also a coloured line. The Surefit 2 example is a size 1B tube. Surefit 2 Tubes have 2 ridges at the tip.
Very old ReSound hearing aids – The ReSound Sound Tube is ReSound Air and ReSound Pulse compatible and has a pop on fitting. The ReSound Flex Tube is compatible with thin tube products like Metrix and Canta, and the older NHS Danalogic 6 series. These products were supplied up to around 2008-2009, if you need Sound Tubes or Flex Tubes please ask.
Please ensure you know the correct size and depth (the numbers and letters will be printed in red (for right ear) and blue (for left ear) on your existing tubing. The higher the number the longer the tube, for instance a size 2 tube is slightly longer than a size 1 tube. ‘A’ tubes sit slightly deeper in the ear canal than ‘B’ tubes but with the same overall length.
Please choose carefully as once tubes and domes have been used we can’t accept back as a return due to hygiene considerations.
Wearing NHS hearing aids and looking to change from thick tubes and moulds to thin tubes and domes without the assistance of an audiologist? Please read this first – Thick tubes vs Thin Tubes
If you still wish to go ahead and order we can’t advise on size of tube, size and type of dome etc and your purchase is entirely at your own risk, we will not be able to accept tubes and domes back for credit due to hygiene considerations, we hope you understand.
