Jodi Consumer Hearing Aid Vacuum Cleaner

Nice vacuum works well on my hearing aids.

A very capable mini vac for hearing aids and other micro clean jobs I have. A bit pricey, for the price they could’ve included more than a single additional filter..

Bought this Jodi Vac to replace one 8 or 10 years old that had a split vacuum hose, not replaceable and much too stiff. The new "blue" hose on this new one is much more flexible and allows for easier handling. This unit works very well. It has adequate vacuum for the job and helps keep the hearing aids clean. The new one runs on 12v with a supplied power brick, and is much more quiet than the old one. That's a plus. All of the old instruments - the clear wax filter assemblies and the needle tips work on this unit, even though the newer ones look a bit different. That's also a plus. The only negative I can think of is that the original unit came in a very nice soft carrying case, which I am using for the new unit. Jodi Vac should offer this as an option for new purchasers. With a little $20 USB microscope, you can view the inside of the hearing aid receiver and tell when it is clean. Having both the Jodi Vac and the microscope you save many trips to the audiologist for cleaning.

Works just like the video review by Dr. Cliff AuD. Easy to use and great product. Just wish it were available with cordless rechargeable option.

I was a little skeptical but have been pleasantly surprised but the ease in which I can keep my hearing aids totally clean and performing at their peak. The Jodi-Vac system works very well. I use far fewer wax traps and the flaky, dry skin is easily removed from the microphone cage. My Phonak hearing aids now perform as good as day one! Jodi-Vac packaging and the perception of quality of the components leaves much to be desired but the price is right and I have used it for 2 months with no issues.

Works well

Works great!

I purchased this Jodi-Vac Consumer Hearing Aid Vacuum cleaner because my hearing aid was inoperable the day before Thanksgiving and my audiologist was closed until December 1. Now, I wasn't expecting a miracle from my audiologist, as my experience with the audiologist is that they can never really get them working quite the same - the hearing aid always "needs to be sent in" - especially if it is under warranty. In fact, I found a hearing aid dispenser open on Wednesday, and asked them if they could clean the hearing aid for me. They tried, but it didn't work for some reason. So I had a hunch after that, and decided to order the day before Thanksgiving, and it arrived today, the day after Thanksgiving. I opened the box, plugged in the vacuum, screwed on the vacuum head, which is like a needle, and I went to work on the hearing aid. The audiologist usually tries to vacuum for a minute or two, and that's it. I vacuumed far longer - about ten minutes, mostly in the sound port, and a little bit on the microphone end. I wasn't expecting anything when I turned on the hearing aid. Well, not only was the hearing aid operable, it was as if it were brand new. So the hey is to keep at it. Some of that hearing aid wax can be stubborn, so you have to be a little stubborn as well. I'm just going to make sure that I vacuum the hearing aid regularly from now on. I'd like to thank Jodi-Vac for making this great tool available to the consumer. It's absolutely a life-saver for me.