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Starkey: www.starkey.com
The Starkey website offers the following hearing aid accessories or advanced products: Made for iPhone (Halo 2™and Halo™), Invisible Products (SoundLens Synergy®), Receiver-In-Canal (Muse™, Z Series™, and Xino Wireless™), Completely-In-Canal (Muse™, Z Series™, and 3 Series™), Behind-The-Ear (Muse™, Z Series™, and 3 Series™), In-The-Canal (Muse™, Z Series™, and 3 Series™), In-The-Ear (Muse™, Z Series™, and 3 Series™), Tinnitus (Tinnitus Technology Products), and Hearing Amplifiers (AMP®). The website also presents troubleshooting advice techniques for their products. If hearing instrument is "dead," possible causes are depleted battery or 'dead' battery (solution: replace the battery), the receiver tube may be blocked

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