I saw Noahlink Wireless listed as a programming device selection

[Terost]

Don’t know what you mean about “a module for a hearing aid brand”; what’s needed is software from the various hearing aid manufacturers that has been updated to communicate with the Noahlink Wireless device.

The module that is needed is the new updated programming software to work with the new Noahlink wireless device. For Example, if you have a new Phonak aid, the Phonak Target 5.2 is required.

[chatteremail]

That’s exactly what I said…

[pvc]

Aw, we can’t do it with iPFG? J/K

[snevetsm]

Only audiologists and hearing aid specialists can order these products through their distributor.

Physicians can get them, as well.

[pvc]

Originally Posted by Terost
Only audiologists and hearing aid specialists can order these products through their distributor.

Physicians can get them, as well.

The peanut gallery can get them too!!

rnatalie has one, click this >>link<<, some others too, we saw one on EBay/Canada but it was priced way high, I didn’t get the memo saying I couldn’t get one so I got one too -<snip>-<snip><snip>

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[rnatalie]

Yep, I have one. My audiologist said “You did what?”

[DanTheMan]

Do you know if it works with the KS8/Rexton aids?

[MDB]

I don’t “know” for sure, but seems highly likely as it works with Signia nx.

[pvc]

Noahlink Wireless is the only wireless programming device allowed for the KS8.
Look in the Costco Kirkland Signature 8.0 (Product Information) thread.

[rnatalie]

The later Rexton aids (Signia Nx an Pure 13 BT primax) can use the Noahlink wireless (same as the Airlink2), The older ones that support e2e capability, can use the CnonexxAir programmer.