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Hearing Aid Domes and Filters: Latest Price List and Buyer’s Guide
Hearing aid domes and filters are tiny parts, yet they decide how comfortable, clear and reliable your device feels every single day. A worn dome causes whistling and slipping. A clogged wax filter makes sound weak or silences the hearing aid completely. If you want to purchase high-quality hearing aid domes and filters for your device, this guide gives you the latest price list, explains which type suits your hearing aid and helps you order the right replacement the first time.
What Are Hearing Aid Domes?
A hearing aid dome is a soft silicone ear tip that sits at the end of the sound tube or receiver wire inside your ear canal. It holds the device in place, directs sound toward the eardrum and controls how much air flows in and out of the ear. Domes are used mainly with receiver-in-canal (RIC) and behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids from brands such as Signia, Phonak, Widex, Oticon, ReSound and Unitron. Because they touch the skin and collect moisture and wax, domes are consumable parts and need regular replacement.
What Are Hearing Aid Filters (Wax Guards)?
Hearing aid filters, also called wax guards or wax filters, are small barriers placed over the speaker opening of your hearing aid. They stop earwax, skin flakes and moisture from entering the receiver, which is the most delicate and expensive part of the device. When a filter blocks up, you may notice muffled sound, low volume, intermittent cutting or a dead hearing aid. Replacing the filter is quick, inexpensive and often saves you from a costly repair visit.
Hearing Aid Domes and Filters Price List 2026
Here is the current price list at VR Speech & Hearing Clinic. Prices are in Indian rupees and shown as the offer price followed by the original MRP.
Comfort Coupling Set, Pack of 2 Double Domes (8/10 mm) with adapter and tube for BTE aids: ₹250 (MRP ₹699)
Silicone Hearing Aid Domes, Small 8 mm, 6 pieces, made in India: ₹499 (MRP ₹1,199)
Hearing Aid Wax Guards, replacement wax filters: ₹999 (MRP ₹1,999)
Signia Click Domes Open, Medium vented, pack of 6, for CIC, ITC and RIC: ₹1,999 (MRP ₹4,999)
Oticon New Open Bass MiniFit Domes 10 mm, pack of 10: ₹2,394 (MRP ₹4,095)
Widex Instant Double Ear Tip, Small, pack of 10: ₹2,999 (MRP ₹4,999)
Widex RIC Open Domes, Large, for S and M receivers: ₹2,999 (MRP ₹4,999)
Widex Easywear Instant Open Ear Tip, Small: ₹2,999 (MRP ₹4,999)
Widex Easywear Instant Double Ear Tip, XS: ₹2,999 (MRP ₹3,500)
Widex Instant Tulip Ear Tip, Large: ₹2,999 (MRP ₹5,999)
Phonak Power Dome, Medium 11.5 mm, pack of 20: ₹4,999 (MRP ₹9,999)
Stock, sizes and prices can change, so confirm the latest rate and availability before you order. Discounts of up to 64 percent are currently shown on selected domes and filters.
Types of Hearing Aid Domes
Open domes have small vent holes and suit mild to moderate high-frequency hearing loss. They keep the ear canal airy, reduce the blocked feeling and give natural sound. Closed domes seal the canal more tightly and suit moderate loss because they hold more amplified sound in the ear. Power domes are thicker and have fewer vents, so they provide stronger sound delivery and a better seal for severe loss. Double domes use two layers of silicone to improve retention and reduce feedback, while tulip tips are shaped for comfort and a stable fit. Your audiologist decides the best style based on your audiogram.
How to Choose the Right Dome Size and Compatibility
Always match the dome to your hearing aid brand and model first. Signia Click Domes fit Signia and Siemens RIC models, Oticon MiniFit domes fit Oticon MiniFit receivers, Phonak power domes suit compatible RIC devices, and Widex domes are made for Widex receivers. Next, choose the right size. Common sizes run from extra small 6 mm to large 12 mm. A dome that is too small slips and whistles, while one that is too large feels tight and painful. If you are unsure, check the size on your previous pack, match the product details carefully, or ask a hearing care professional to measure your ear canal. Selecting the correct filter works the same way, since each brand uses its own wax guard design.
Domes and Filters: Do You Need Both?
Yes, in most cases. Domes manage fit, comfort and sound direction, while filters protect the receiver from wax. They solve different problems, so keeping both in stock is the smartest approach. If your hearing aid is a BTE model with an ear mould, you may need replacement tubes instead of domes. Our accessories range also includes bent tubes, double dome coupling sets and drying kits, making it easy to complete your maintenance routine in a single order.
When to Replace Hearing Aid Domes and Filters
Most users should replace domes every one to three months, depending on earwax, sweat and daily use. Change them sooner if the silicone looks yellow, torn, sticky or misshapen. Wax filters should be changed whenever sound becomes weak or muffled, which for many people means every few weeks. Humid weather and heavy wax production shorten the cycle. Keeping spare packs at home means your hearing aid never goes quiet in the middle of a busy day, so multi-piece packs are both practical and economical.
Simple Care Tips for Domes and Filters
Wipe your hearing aid daily with a dry, soft cloth. Clean the dome with a lightly damp cloth, never soak the device, and let everything dry fully before wearing it again. Avoid alcohol or harsh cleaners on silicone. Store the hearing aid overnight in a drying kit to control humidity, especially during the monsoon. Never push pins or sharp tools into the receiver opening. If wax builds up quickly, visit an audiologist for an ear check.
Benefits of High-Quality Replacement Domes and Filters
Good quality parts improve daily hearing in several ways. A properly fitted dome reduces feedback, so you hear clean sound without whistling. Soft silicone prevents irritation during long hours of wear. A fresh wax filter protects the receiver, extends the life of your hearing aid and lowers repair costs. Genuine or well-matched accessories also keep amplification consistent, which helps you follow speech in noisy places such as markets, offices and family gatherings.
Why Buy from VR Speech & Hearing Clinic?
VR Speech & Hearing Clinic is a hearing care provider in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, offering hearing tests, hearing aids, speech therapy, tinnitus care and repair support. You can buy replacement domes, wax filters, tubes, drying kits and other accessories in one place, with discounted pricing and pan-India shipping. Payment options include UPI, cards and EMI, and an easy returns policy is available. Our team can help you confirm the correct size and compatibility before you order, so you avoid spending on the wrong parts.
Order Hearing Aid Domes and Filters Online Today
Choosing the right hearing aid domes and filters keeps your device comfortable, clean and working at its best. With prices starting from just ₹250 for dome sets and ₹999 for wax guards, regular replacement is affordable and protects the much larger investment you made in your hearing aid. Check your brand, confirm the size and pick the style that matches your hearing loss. Whether you use Signia, Phonak, Widex or Oticon, you will find suitable options in the price list above. Order today and enjoy clear, comfortable hearing without whistling, slipping or blocked sound.
FAQs
1. How often should I replace hearing aid domes?
Most people replace domes every one to three months. Change them sooner if the silicone is torn, discoloured, sticky or no longer holds its shape.
2. What is the price of hearing aid domes in India?
Prices start at ₹250 for a pack of 2 double domes and ₹499 for a pack of 6 silicone domes. Branded packs such as Signia Click Domes cost ₹1,999, and larger packs such as the 20-piece Phonak Power Dome cost ₹4,999.
3. Are hearing aid filters and wax guards the same thing?
Yes. Wax guards, wax filters and hearing aid filters all refer to the small barrier that protects the receiver from earwax and moisture.
4. Can I use any dome with any hearing aid?
No. Domes are designed for specific brands, receiver types and sizes. Always confirm compatibility with your hearing aid model before buying.
5. How do I know which dome size I need?
Check the size on your previous pack, or ask a hearing care professional to measure your ear canal. A dome that slips or whistles is usually too small, and one that feels tight or painful is usually too large.
6. Do domes affect sound quality?
Yes. The type and fit of the dome change how sound reaches your eardrum, how natural it feels and how much feedback you hear.
7. Do you deliver hearing aid domes across India?
Yes. VR Speech & Hearing Clinic offers pan-India shipping on hearing aid accessories.