Waterproof hearing aid case

Hearing Aids
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I’m looking for a protective case for my hearing aids that I can carry around at all times, e.g. on my belt. I can buy or make a pouch for it if necessary, but would be nicer if it had a sturdy clip or loop already.
There is one past discussion that mentions only a Pelican case, which is kind of generic:

I found these two options:

Are there any “flatter” solutions? Like this (that one might be a bit flimsy):
https://www.amazon.com/Witz-Keep-Waterproof-Sports-Black/dp/B0065CMQKO

For carrying on a belt, flat is nicer than bulky …

(Edit: took out a case for In-the-ear HAs only.)

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Interesting as I wear my aids from when I get out of bed until I go to bed. I done take them off. Now if you are wanting to go swimming or in a rainy weather situation then that would be different. For rain conditions I wear a wide brim hat.

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Yeah, it’s like for going swimming, being surprised by a rainstorm while outdoors, camping with the kids … That kind of thing.
Hats: My wide-brimmed hat goes flop when it gets wet …

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I am 77 and if I go swimming I have a go pack with a charger for my aids and that is where they go. I wear a wide brim hat outdoors

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Lots of options for waterproof belts, hikers would be used to the need to carry car keys and credit cards or a phone and keep them completly dry. Try your outdoor gear retailers.

This might suit your needs, Keymaster – Aquapac - Innovative Outdoor Products

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Choose any belt container you like and add a ziplock sandwich bag to the interior. Problem solved. I motorcycle camp. I use ziplock bags for everything from laundry powder to cell phones to q-tips to medications.

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Small Peli cases are good. Fwiw, I’d also put them in a dry-lock bag within the case too, just so you’re not 100% reliant on the case seal.

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