E.A.R. Customized Hearing. Launches Breakthrough BeBird Cordless Clinical Video Otoscope Kits

Nov 17, 2023

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EAR Customized Hearing, a leader in hearing health products based in Boulder, Colorado, has announced a partnership with BeBird, a Swiss technology company, to launch three new cordless digital otoscope kits for ear examination and wax removal. The otoscope kits feature high-quality cameras that provide clear images and real-time video, which can be shared remotely for telemedicine purposes. This technology represents a breakthrough for audiologists, hearing aid dispensers, and other hearing healthcare providers. The BeBird digital otoscope kits are the only ones in their price range that can connect to the internet for real-time video sharing to support telemedicine appointments. They have specialized lighted tips for better visibility of the ear canal and are designed for tasks such as wax removal, fitting hearing aids, placing otoblocks, and checking for infection. The kits are cordless and portable, allowing for use during in-person or telehealth exams. The BeBird digital otoscope kits are now available for order through EAR Customized Hearing's website or by phone. EAR Customized Hearing has been providing hearing healthcare products and services for over 50 years.

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Boulder, Colorado – EAR Customized Hearing., a leader in hearing health products, has announced an exclusive partnership with BeBird, a renowned Swiss technology company founded in 2017, to launch three revolutionary cordless digital otoscope kits for ear examination and wax removal. Through its partnership with BeBird, E.A.R. Inc. offers its customers access to three new […]

Boulder, Colorado - November 17, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —

EAR Customized Hearing., a leader in hearing health products, has announced an exclusive partnership with BeBird, a renowned Swiss technology company founded in 2017, to launch three revolutionary cordless digital otoscope kits for ear examination and wax removal.

Through its partnership with BeBird, E.A.R. Inc. offers its customers access to three new cordless clinical video otoscope kits that allow medical professionals to examine the ear canal and remove earwax. The digital otoscopes feature high-quality cameras to provide clear images and real-time video that can be shared remotely to enable telemedicine. These affordable, portable video otoscope kits represent a breakthrough technology for audiologists, hearing aid dispensers, and other hearing healthcare providers.

The BeBird digital otoscope kits (https://earinc.com/digital-otoscopes/) are the only products of their kind and price range that can connect to the internet for real-time video sharing to support telemedicine appointments. The built-in high-quality camera provides crystal clear images and videos of the ear canal that can be emailed or texted to facilitate remote diagnoses.

The three new BeBird digital otoscope models – the M9-S Pro Ear, X-1, and Note 5 Pro Ear – feature specialized lighted tips to illuminate the ear canal for improved visualization. The kits are ideal for wax removal, fitting hearing aids, placing otoblocks, and checking for infection. The cordless, portable design allows for easy use during in-person or telehealth exams.

“This is a real game-changer for anyone involved in hearing healthcare,” said Garry Gordon, President of E.A.R. Inc. “The BeBird digital otoscope kits make it easier than ever for audiologists, health professionals, and consumers such as concerned caregivers to examine the ear canal and share images remotely. We are thrilled to partner with BeBird to bring these revolutionary products to market.”

The BeBird digital otoscope kits will be available for order through E.A.R. Inc. starting today. To learn more or place an order, visit www.earinc.com or call 1-800-525-2690.

About E.A.R. Customized Hearing

E.A.R. Customized Hearing., based in Boulder, CO, is a leading supplier of products and services for hearing healthcare, audiology, and ear care. For over 50 years, E.A.R. Customized Hearing has provided essential tools and technologies to improve hearing outcomes for professionals and patients around the world.

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To learn more about E.A.R. Customized Hearing. and its launch of BeBird’s Cordless Clinical Digital Otoscope Kits, please visit the website at https://earinc.com.

Source: https://thenewsfront.com/e-a-r-customized-hearing-launches-breakthrough-bebird-cordless-clinical-video-otoscope-kits/


About Us: EAR Inc. is known throughout the world for providing quality products and services that enhance and protect the hearing experience, contribute to the effectiveness of hearing healthcare professionals and support innovation in the hearing healthcare industry.

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Name: E.A.R. Customized Hearing.
Organization: E.A.R. Customized Hearing.
Address: 5763 Arapahoe Ave. STE L Boulder CO 80303 United States
Phone: (800) 525-2690
Website: https://earinc.com

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