Not liking my beige coloured hearing aids so looking to get them covered to match the colour of my glasses. I am looking for a black cover. I look on Connevans under Ear Gear but for my size hearing aid they only do the one with loops on it to put glasses arm on it which I do not want. Any ideas where else I can buy them from? I have looked on Etsy but they seem to be made in US and very costly to get them shipped to UK. Thanks in advance :o)
Oh yes I did read about them. Are they similar to Washi tape as well? Thanks for the link. Are Ear Gear products quite bulky? I wear glasses as well so do not want the material to be thick.
Nail foils are better than washi tape.
Ear Gear are quite bulky. I’m not a fan of them but I have a pair. Ear Gear is two layers so make it quite bulky.
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Brilliant I did not think of that I will search for them! Ear Gear probably not the right item then 
your hearing aids look amazing do you get a lot of comments on them?
Just wondering what brand you have, as some factory housings can be found, or of course you could send them to the manufacturer, but nothing as good as @Zebras ones!
These aren’t mine.
I’m an Admin of the Pimp My Hearing Aid Facebook page.
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Ohhhhh okay! Wow though. They look amazing… I have found nail foils on eBay… I think instead of completely covering them, I will decorate with these… so beige will still show but these will show more lol. Thank you for the suggestion!
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They are from NHS so no option to have different colours. Beige is all they give out.
I use these sites they are amazing
https://www.etsy.com/shop/JaaCreations
https://www.etsy.com/shop/WhatnotAndWonder
All of these tapes and stickers will do nothing to protect your HAs from moisture, which is the main culprit. Ear Gear is the answer, IMO.
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Just make sure the Nail Foils don’t need heat to apply or water to apply.
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EarGear covers are fairly thin… It’s the SweatBands that are bulkier. Amazon has a wide assortment.
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They aren’t looking to specifically protect from moisture, more so to make the hearing aids match glasses/blend in.
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@craftycrocheter here are some decorations I’ve done to my hearing aids, personally I like to make them stand out. It makes people more aware I have issues with hearing and gives me confidence in wearing them instead of just leaving them in a drawer.
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I am so impressed with the answers here!
I didn’t even know these products existed.
Years ago I bought a silicone sheet product to stick to a camera. It was amazing. Before the camera was like a wet bar of soap; after I had no concerns about dropping it.
I was thinking of finding a wrap for my hearing aids so they would stay in place, and not get lost.
They look amazing! I really like the first one with the coils. Im excited to decorate mine.
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Hearoes.co.uk is amazing with stickers! They have so many options. I’m in the USA so I have to go through another company to purchase then but they are worth it because they don’t leave residue and last a long time,i change my practically daily and they have stayed perfect! I will say for a even better stick for around any curves of your hearing aids to give it a quick 2-3 second blast from something like a warm hairdryer and then press down on the sticker and it will stay extremely well. @craftycrocheter
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