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Prodigy is an in-the-ear hearing aid designed to filter out background noises so words are sharp and clear as well as to soften loud sounds and to make soft sounds more distinct for persons with hearing disabilities. The small, convex shape enables this hearing device to fit discreetly in the user's ear canal.

Notes: Prodigy is a trademark of Maico Hearing Instruments Inc.

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This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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Bernafon, LLC (formerly Bernafon-Maico and Maico Hearing Instruments Inc.)

200 Cottontail Lane, Building B
Franklin Township
Somerset, New Jersey 08873
United States
Telephone: 732-560-9996.
Fax: 732-560-4877.
Web: http://www.bernafon.com.


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