Set of 4 Hearing Aid Clips, Adjustable Hearing Aid Lanyard Anti-Lost BTE Clip String with 12 Pairs Silicone Loops, Hearing Protection Accessories for Adults & Kids, Binaural, Grey

These hearing aids not only help with not holding them onto your ear but also that if somehow it falls off your ear and then out it will not long ago on the floor while they're attached to your shirt no blouse. I had gotten them from a husband but then he suggested I try one and I did not he has a little bag and I am a little bag everyone who's a senior or just needs hearing aids would do well to buy these. At least for peace of mind

I have many things over my ears - glasses, oxygen, one hearing aid sometimes a mask. This makes my hearing aid precarious as one of those items being removed can dislodge the aid! This leash (lanyard) is perfect to keep it close by even if it comes loose. Genius plan for one hearing aid.

It’s so easy to lose hearing aids. This really helps to not lose them. If the aid comes out of your ear, you’ll find it somewhere near your body.

Instructions say to open clip from back. I received 4 with clips; none of the clips opened - front, back, or sideways. Product is made in China; perhaps Chinese hearing aids are made differently, because the hearing aid pictured in the instructions does not look like my hearing aid.I've just wasted $12+.

I bought these for my father with dementia who was always losing his hearing aides. It clips on to clothing and we haven’t had any issues since.

It is certainly better than not having a tether, and it does work. However, its silicone loop must be removed in order to fit the hearing aid into its charger. I wish my Oticon hearing aid had come came from the factory with a well-designed tether.I prefer the tether provided with my Cochlear BAHA device: It is very inconspicuous (much like a fine fishing line); it attaches to a hole in the device made just for that purpose; and the clip is just as secure but easier to use.

Great quality of the clip.

These are great for seniors! Mom has lost a couple of hearing aids and I wish I'd known about these earlier. The fact that their are 4 single cords is awesome. Not all caregivers realize that the molds are specific to each ear. I use the Red cord for "RIGHT" and the blue cord for "LEFT". The other two cords are a bonus in case something happens but so far, so good. Having each aid on an independent cord also means if one gets damp and needs to go in the hearing aid dryer, I don't have a cord dangling while she wears the other one.