ProWax Minifit Filters – Hearing Aid Replacement Wax Guards for Reliable Sound Quality and Daily Protection

Your hearing aids sound clear again in two minutes

When a hearing aid goes dull, muffled or starts cutting in and out, the cause is almost always wax at the receiver opening. Earwax, skin oil and debris collect at the tip, and the sound has nowhere to go.

Press in a fresh ProWax MiniFit guard and the sound comes straight back — clear, full and steady — in about the time it takes to make a cup of tea.

Skip the clinic visit for a two-minute job

A dull hearing aid used to mean an appointment, a wait and a bill for a part the size of a grain of rice. These guards put that job in your own hands, at your own kitchen table, for a fraction of the audiologist price. Order once, keep the holder in your case, and a quiet morning becomes a thirty-second fix instead of a lost day of hearing.

Protects the receiver, so your hearing aid lasts

The guard is the sacrificial part. It takes the wax and oil so the delicate receiver behind it stays clean and dry, which is exactly how you keep an expensive device sounding new year after year. A guard costs pennies to change; a receiver costs a great deal more to replace.

A guard is a white plastic ring roughly the width of a grain of rice, which is why it comes in a holder. Each tool clipped into the disc is double-ended: a fine pin at one end lifts the used guard out, and a fresh guard already seated on the other end presses in. You only ever handle the tool.

Backed by the Gear Elevation 90-day money-back guarantee

Order, change a guard, and hear the difference. If you are unhappy for any reason, you have 90 days to send the pack back for a full refund. The first buyer to review these gave five stars: “quick delivery as described”.

Changing one takes four steps

• Set up. Work over a clean, well-lit table — the parts are small and they bounce.
• Lift out the old guard. Push the fine pin end straight into the used guard and pull it back out. The old guard comes away on the pin.
• Press in the new one. Turn the tool around and press the fresh guard squarely into the receiver opening until it seats.
• Enjoy the sound. Put the aid back in. Clear, full and steady again.

Lives in your hearing aid case, ready for the day it goes quiet

The holder is smaller than a coin, so it rides along in the case. A device dulling away from home — at a restaurant, on holiday, in a meeting — becomes a thirty-second fix in the car park instead of a day spent asking people to repeat themselves. The 6-box pack keeps you stocked for months of changes.

Fits the MiniFit receivers across Oticon's miniRITE range

These are ProWax MiniFit guards, the filter type used on the MiniFit receiver wires fitted to Oticon's miniRITE hearing aids: Opn, Opn S, More, Real, Intent, Ruby, Zircon, Siya, Alta, Alta Pro, Nera and Ria. The quickest check is the guard already in your device — if it is a ProWax MiniFit, these are your guards. Your audiologist can confirm the filter type in seconds.

Frequently asked questions

Will these fit my hearing aids?

They fit hearing aids whose receivers take ProWax MiniFit filters — the MiniFit receiver family used across Oticon's miniRITE range (Opn, Opn S, More, Real, Intent, Ruby, Zircon, Siya, Alta, Nera, Ria). Match them to the guard you are using now or the packaging your last set came in.

How often should I change the guard?

Whenever sound turns muffled, quiet or intermittent, or when the guard looks discoloured or blocked. Ear chemistry varies: some people change monthly, others go considerably longer.

Should I get the 3-box or the 6-box?

They are the same guards; the 6-box simply holds twice as many changes, so it keeps you stocked for longer.

Can I change these myself?

Yes. The tool is designed so you only ever handle the tool, never the guard. If small parts are difficult for you, any hearing clinic will do it in a minute.

My aid is still quiet after changing the guard.

Check the dome and tubing for wax and the battery or charge — most remaining dullness lives there. If it stays dull, your audiologist can look at the receiver.

A guard is replaced rather than cleaned; change it whenever sound dulls or the guard looks discoloured.

Clear sound back in two minutes, the receiver protected and the clinic visit saved — $19.99 for the pack. Add it to your cart and keep the holder in your case.