How are otoplastics measured?

If someone is exposed to sounds greater than 80 dB (A) for at least 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, this can cause permanent damage. And of course, that doesn't benefit anyone, not both your employees and your company. As a company, you are obliged to take (appropriate) measures to minimize hearing damage to your employees. With, for example, custom-made otoplastics.

Ordering otoplastics

From 5 employees, we will visit you to otoplastics to be measured on location. Making an appointment is very simple:

1. You log in to the Seeh ordering and management platform. There, choose “create an order form”. You choose otoplastics and then 'otoplastics on location'. Then you complete the order form.

2. We will call you to schedule an appointment. Our otometrist will then visit you to measure the otoplastics.

How does the appointment work?

1. First, the otometrist asks you a few things about your health. For example, whether you currently have a cold or if you've ever had ear surgery. This is to check whether your ears are suitable for wearing otoplastics.

2. Next, the otometrist takes a look at your ear canal. Does everything look healthy and do you not suffer from cerumen plugs? Then we move on to the next step: injecting the silicone paste.

3. First, two small cotton balls are inserted into your ears to stop the silicone material. When these are in place, the silicone paste is sprayed very quietly into the ear and then has to cure for a few minutes. For the print, it is then best if you don't talk or laugh, or chew gum, for example. When you move your jaw, your ear moves with it and this can cause the print to deform.

4. Is the print hard? Then the otometrist takes it out calmly. Your print is unique to your ear and is carefully stored and shipped. And after two weeks, you will receive your unique otoplastics!

Do you still have questions?

Would you like to know more about measuring otoplastics? With 20 years of experience, we are happy to give you expert advice, without obligation. Check out our customized otoplastics or take contact meet our specialists.