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

They work well but have to be removed to put hearing aids in charger. I will rely on BLEhero app to locate a dropped one by bluetooth.

This item is exactly what I need. They hold fast to my hearing aids. Very comfortable. Would buy again if I need to.

No more dropped (expensive) hearing aids!

These were changed from the ones got last time on which one of the loops broke, prompting me to order a replacement. These that I just received, the loops are so tight that it is a real struggle to get my hearing aids in them and then to get the hearing aids in their charger so they charge properly. A couple of time already, I've placed those in the charger still in the loops and, although the aids were charging after I did that, apparently to tension from the loops was so intense that by morning the loops had squeezed the aid up so that they were no longer charging and not operable when I went to put them in. Surely, there's a happy medium where they'll still hold the hearing aids to protect from loss but still allow them to charge.

A little hard to get band around hearing aids, but once attached works well.

simple, inexpensive, do the job, thank you

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.

I got this for my 89 yr old mom. She has moderate arthritis in her hands, and it is hard for her to get the hearing aids through the tiny rubber loops that are way too tight. It takes some dexterity to maneuver them into place; even I had a little trouble. Unfortunately, after just a couple of uses one of the loops has a tear in it so it's not going to last. I also think the rubber cord should be longer, since it's hard for my mom to attach the clip to the back of her shirt.

Really works well and has made a big difference. Thank you!

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.

Works great