Wearing accessories for your Kanso 2 Sound Processor
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2020
- Watch this video to learn more about the optional retention accessories designed to help you or your child wear the Kanso® 2 Sound Processor securely and safely. Wearable retention accessories for the Kanso 2 Sound Processor include: the Cochlear™ Headband and Pediatric Headband, a choice of Safety Lines and the Safety Line Hair Clip.
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Can’t wait to start dance lessons with mine
I can’t wait to get mine🌀💜🌀
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Just got my Kanso 2 last week. First person in NEMS to get it! I absolutely love it!
@@elizabethgray6313 nems?
@@meric12131415 I'm sorry I forget this is national/worldwide. North East Mississippi
@@elizabethgray6313 first wow you replied to my comment even though yours is a year old so thanks for that usually people don't even bother replying to recent comments 😁 ok so I got the north east Mississippi thing but what's the s in nims stand for?
Hi there do you have Kanso 2 safety lines that can be clipped onto a shirt for Bilateral reciepients?
Hello! Thank you for contacting us today. This CZcams channel is only capable of supporting individuals in the United States and Canada. If you require support, please visit www.cochlear.com to contact the support team in your area.
@@CochlearAmericas I am in New york please,kindly answer my question do you have safety lines for Bilateral recepients ,i need it for my son
Hello! We do not currently offer a Bilateral Safety Line, however we offer the ability to combine to Safety Lines for a child with bilateral cochlear implants. These items can be found on our online store at bit.ly/4609elH, or by contacting our customer support team at 1-800-483-3123
Just got Kanso 2. Very similar in sound quality as Nucleus 7. However, too heavy and falls off. Had 4i magnet. Switched to 5i, the strongest allowed, but still falls off easily. If you move your head a little too hard, it falls off.
No way I'm wearing headband in public as a 50 year old man. Only option is using is at home while sitting still or come up with a clever hair pin.
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Tell me did you ever consider oticon? It's alot smaller and lighter
Plz
Price
Hello Alliya. Unlike hearing aids, the cochlear implant is a prosthetic device and as such is routinely covered by insurance and Medicare. The first step is to go to a clinic to have a cochlear implant evaluation to determine if your hearing loss makes you an eligible candidate for a cochlear implant. To find a clinic close to you please visit our find a clinic at bit.ly/3jlbNt9.