Redux DryBUDDY

I love being able to charge and dry my hearing aids at the same time! The first couple of cycles took quite a long time but after that, I pop them in when I go to bed and when I get up, the drying cycle has completed. Sometimes the reactivation cycle is still running but I just remove the aids, close the cover, and let that cycle complete. That cycle runs maybe every 3 or 4 drying cycles and it’s actually reassuring when it does because that tells me the system is working as it should! It is very quiet while running. No heat is involved when drying so any hearing aids, phone, airpods, etc., can safely be put in the dryer. When I had questions about the unit, customer support was great. I am a fan of Redux ever since an older set of aids accidentally went in the wash and my audiologist was able to rescue them with the professional model. This unit is perfect for home use and well worth the price!

I like that it charges and dries my hearing aids at the same time, but my original dryer box connects to the app and tells me how much moisture was removed. I like using that data to know how frequently I should dry my stuff.

Pricey but works well

Delivery was fast. Set up and operating instructions in the booklet were clear. It seems to be functioning well. The real test will be when next I go to my next audiology appt and they run my aids in their industrial drier and let me know how good my Redux is doing. But I’m feeling really good about things. Thank you!

I came across your home dryer watching Dr. Cliff videos on YouTube. I just purchased my first hearing aids about five weeks ago through ZipHearing. I am a sweating, and I get out and walk 10,000+ steps a day and was concerned about water damaging my hearing aids. After I got them and went back for my two-week follow up visit they allowed me to dry my hearing aids in one of your Redux professional dryers, and they said there was 5.8 deciliters of water, which they thought was a crazy high amount. They agreed that I would benefit highly from a home dryer. I've been using it either every night or every other night and typically it's indicated that the dryer was removing between 2 and 5 deciliters of water each time. At least twice I have had it not be able to recover the dry data, which is frustrating. Is it important to be right next to the dryer when trying to recover the information? Typically I put the hearing aids in the dryer when I go to sleep, then when I wake up to go to the bathroom I switch them to the charger. The dryer has those slots to out the domes in, why is it important to do that? Is it a good idea to take the domes off before drying the hearing aids? Over-all I am very glad I bought your home dryer.