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Rayovac offer world leading perform- ance along with the worlds number one selling hearing aid battery, providing power solutions for hearing devices. Renowned for exceptional performance and reliability, each battery comes with technical back-up, 124 quality checks and a product guarantee. The new mercury free AVA ‘Our Best Battery Ever’ combines green manufacturing with outstanding performance thanks to an improved operating voltage of 1.45v.


Contact: Rayovac Europe Ltd, Tel: +44 (0)845 6431 675, Fax: +44 (0)871 4290 609, Email: rayovac.micropower@ uk.spectrumbrands.com Web: www.rayovac.eu


Assistive Listening Devices CIBS TOTAL


PC Werth is the only supplier of audiology supplies and accessories you need in the UK. • Specialist paediatric range • Dreve impressioning materials • Video otoscopes • Order direct, online or via NHS Supply Chain


• Instrumentation from Maico, Interacoustics, Otovation and Audioscan


• Accessories and supplies from Dreve, Widex, Hal-Hen and more


• Communication soliutions from Comfort Audio, Phonic Ear, Widex and more.


Contact: PC Werth Ltd, Web: www.pcwerth.co.uk


Assistive Listening Devices Maestro


CIBS TOTAL is a ready-paired 4 – in – 1 solution for: • Telephony • TV / Home entertainment • Personal listeners, e.g. in cafés, meetings, car, the classroom etc


• Possibility to connect alerting system so that you are aware of doorbells, smoke alarms etc. CIBS TOTAL is a complete bluetooth communication system that address- es and solves all the communication challenges faced daily by the hard of hearing.


Contact: COMMidt, Tel: +47 7402 0000, Email: info@commidt.com Web: www.commidt.com


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The Maestro neck loop is the centrepiece of COMMidt’s flex- ible solutions. Maestro’s main target areas are the typical problem areas for a hearing aid(s) / CI user: • Telephony • TV / home entertain- ment


• Listening in noisy and exacting environments.


Contact: COMMidt, Tel: +47 7402 0000, Email: info@commidt.com Web: www.commidt.com


Assistive Listening Devices Blues II


Wireless hands-free and one-touch mobile phone communication. • High quality telephone sound


• Multifunctional control button to answer, end and reject calls


• Integrated speed dial button enables fast and easy access to a


pre-programmed telephone number


• Easy to use • Stylish and modern design • Rechargeable batteries and bat- tery indicator.


Contact: COMMidt, Tel: +47 7402 0000, Email: info@commidt.com Web: www.commidt.com


Assistive Listening Devices Conversor TV Pro


Conversor TV Pro comprises a new transmitter which combines with the Conversor Pro Receiver as a TV listening system especially tuned for films and movie watching. The TV Pro can be pur- chased for single or multiple users. It is ideal for TV listening and also for use with a sound system in a confer- ence or meeting environment. Multiple users in care homes, confer- ences and group settings where the audience have differential hearing abilities will be delighted with this new product offering. Suitable for use with multiple receivers. Available in multipack format.


Contact: Conversor Limited, Tel: +44 (0)870 066 3499, Email: lisa@conversorprocducts.com Web: www.conversorproducts.com


Accessories, Assistive Equipment Hearing & Audiology Booths


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