RIC hearing aids (receiver in canal) in Muscat

In a RIC hearing aid (receiver in canal), the main body sits behind the ear and a thin wire carries sound to a small receiver inside the ear canal. Danavox also lists smaller receiver-in-ear styles under the names MicroRIE and MiniRIE.

This page lists every RIC, MicroRIE and MiniRIE model in our Danavox catalogue at Jordan Hearing & Speech in Muscat, grouped by style.

RIC, MicroRIE and MiniRIE models in our catalogue

29 receiver-in-ear hearing aids (CROS transmitters are not counted).

RIC (20)

MiniRIE (3)

MicroRIE (6)

Models and details as published in our Danavox catalogue. Your audiologist confirms which model suits your hearing test.

Why many people consider a RIC style

The part in the ear is small and the body behind the ear is light, so many wearers find the style discreet and comfortable. The receiver comes in different strengths, which the audiologist chooses for your hearing test.

RIC models in our catalogue run either on rechargeable batteries or on zinc-air batteries, depending on the model. The list shows the battery for each one.

Is a RIC hearing aid right for me?

That depends on your degree of hearing loss, the shape of your ear canal and how easily you handle small devices. Our comparison of hearing aid styles explains the differences between RIC, behind-the-ear, in-the-ear and CIC styles.

Frequently asked questions

What does RIC mean?

RIC stands for receiver in canal: the speaker (receiver) sits in the ear canal and is connected by a thin wire to the hearing aid behind the ear.

What are MicroRIE and MiniRIE?

They are the names Danavox uses for its smaller receiver-in-ear styles. In our catalogue MicroRIE appears in Astro Pro and Brisa, and MiniRIE in Boreal.

Can I choose a RIC hearing aid without a hearing test?

No. The receiver strength and settings depend on your results, so a hearing test comes first. No referral is needed to book one with us.