If you’re traveling this holiday season to visit family and friends, or perhaps headed out for an exotic vacation, naturally you’ll want to take your Dry & Store with you on your trip. To help you with that mission, here are a few tips we’ve learned from users who never leave home without their Dry & Store units. Read more…
Here’s the first of 6 fact sheets about hearing health for musicians. (Garage band members, take note!) This one is about guitars and vocalists. We’ll post more fact sheets as they’re issued, so stay tuned!Read more…
It happened late on a Friday, when just two of us were still at the office. The phone line reserved for incoming support calls kept ringing, so even though it was time to go home, I decided to pick it up. Boy, am I glad I did, because it was one of the best phone calls of all time.Read more…
I hope everybody knows it’s officially Pay It Forward Day. Wouldn’t it be nice if every day were a Pay It Forward Day? Read more…
When the second generation of Dry-Brik was introduced in 2007, it featured a more powerful desiccant. It also included a new kind of timer, called a “TimeStrip” to help users remember when to replace the Dry-Brik. Unfortunately, the TimeStrip received mixed reviews. It turns out that the Read more…
A couple of weeks ago I went down to Florida to film a segment for The Balancing Act on Lifetime TV. Dry & Store is featured as part of a series they’re doing on hearing healthcare. Read more…
Last weekend Rick Gilbert and I were in Orlando for Cochlear Americas’ recipient event called “Cochlear Celebration.” Our voices were worn out after a solid three hours of meeting and hopefully helping recipients, but boy oh boy, was it worth it! Highlights (and a few photos) here. . .Read more…
Hi folks, I recently discovered that our videos, which are closed captioned, do not appear as captioned when viewed on an iPad. Thanks to Bob McPherson (of bhNews fame), we now have the full story as to how this can possibly be! Read more…
We’re frequently asked “Which model is best for me?” To help you decide, this video walks through the similarities and the differences. (Closed Captioned) Watch the video (4 min.)…
I just discovered this totally cool website from the House Ear Institute on preventing noise-induced hearing loss. Their catch phrase is to “Remember, It’s How You Listen that Counts!”Read more…
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