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  1. DANAVOX MODEL 515H PCA (PATIENT COMMUNICATOR AID) --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 09/2007) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The PCA (Patient Communicator Aid) is a hearing aid designed for temporary use by the partially hearing person. The ear piece contains the Microphone and Telecoil Switch. A metal rod extends to a hand held battery case which also houses the microphone and on/off switch. The hard rubber ear cover can easily be removed for cleaning. Provides approximately 40 dB amplification. Length 15 inches, weight 8 ounces. The Telecoi...[More Information]

  2. PERSONAL SOUND AMPLIFIER Picture of PERSONAL SOUND AMPLIFIER --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 10/2012) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE--- The Personal Sound Amplifier is a special amplification Device designed for use by individual who are hard of hearing. This device fits discreetly in the ear and provides clear sound without wires. This lightweight device has an on/off switch and volume control and comes with three different sized ear tips for a individualized fit. A storage case is included. POWER: Uses a replaceable battery (six included). A set of six ...[More Information]

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