What are the best Hard shell protective waterproof cases for BTE and RIC hearing aids?
And also what are the best cases for storing a large quantity of size 675 batteries?
Why water proof I spend many weekends on my boat with only the charger that came with my aids. Most new aids are ip68 rated. As for the batteries they are zinc air and will stop working if they get wet while wearing them.
The Phonak Lumity Life or Phonak whole Infinio line or Starkey Edge AI has reportedly robustness even higher than IP68.
However, keep in mind that receivers aren’t waterproof, which is especiallly important when you have large vent in earmold.
add laser cut foam
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I carry my batteries on my keys in this case.
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Before, when I had Naida, which had replaceable batteries, I kept 1 package of new batteries (6 pieces) in my wallet, and one package was in the car. I had a key ring box but I didn’t use it. … I have no intention of going back to those batteries, I’ve come to love rechargeable hearing aids.
I don’t worry about water resistance now. But I remember thinking about it a long time ago when I was on the ferry. What if the ship starts sinking, where will I put my hearing aids? Because they were very sensitive when they got wet. My first thought was that I would just need a regular ziplock bag, put my cell phone in it by the way and go swim to the shore. Of course, that was just a daydream about something that almost never happens 
I will check this recommendation onAmazon. Does this one fit two BTE hearing aids or is it a tight fit? Does the laser fome come withthe case?