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The Multiflex Tinnitus Technology is a tool to generate sounds to be used in a Tinnitus Management Program to relieve patients suffering from tinnitus. The target population is primarily the adult population over 18 years of age. The Multiflex Tinnitus Technology is targeted for healthcare professionals, which are treating patients suffering from tinnitus, as well as conventional hearing disorders. The fitting of the Multiflex Tinnitus Technology must be done by a hearing professional participating in a Tinnitus Management Program.

Multiflex Tinnitus TechnologyTM (Tinnitus Multiflex) is designed to generate noise that can optionally periodically fluctuate in amplitude and frequency to provide relief for patients suffering from tinnitus. Tinnitus Multiflex is a firmware program code (algorithm) that is embedded as part of the integrated circuit (IC) in the Digital Signal Processing (DSP) stage of a hearing-aid. More specifically, Tinnitus Multiflex is an added branch of code that is separate from the normal existing hearing-aid firmware. As such, hearing-aid operating characteristics (besides tinnitus-stimulus functionalities) are not impacted by the Tinnitus Multiflex branch of code. Tinnitus Multiflex may be deployed across all Starkey hearing-aid models. Tinnitus Multiflex functionalities and parameters are enabled and adjusted by a hearing-care professional utilizing the Starkey proprietary hearing-aid programming software, Inspire. The Tinnitus Multiflex can be manually adjusted to a patient's stimulus needs or automatically adjusted via the new audiogram shaping functionality.

The Crescent Sound Generator is an electronic, air-conduction broadband noise generator intended to generate noise of sufficient intensity and bandwidth to be used for tinnitus masking therapy. The Crescent Sound Generator is intended to be used by those individuals who experience tinnitus, and do not need or desire amplification. The intended use of this device includes it's fitting by a qualified audiologist or other hearing healthcare professional familiar with the diagnosis and treatment of tinnitus.

The Crescent Sound Generator is an electronic, air-conduction broadband noise generator intended to generate noise of sufficient intensity and bandwidth to be used for tinnitus masking therapy.

To obtain an accurate imprint of an individual ear and ear canal.

Precise Impression Kit. Impression Kits, -- Substantially equivalent to the Silhouette™ Premium Impression System from Siemens Hearing Instruments, Inc. and the Matrics Impression System from Matrics, Inc.

To obtain an accurate imprint of an individual ear and ear canal.

The above mentioned impression kits are designed to provide the tools necessary for a Hearing Health Professional to obtain an accurate imprint of an individual ear and ear canal. The Hearing Health Professional receives materials in the form of a kit, and is responsible for any mixing of materials, or assembly of components for usage.

The portaREM-3000,PFS-6000 is a portable hearing aid dispensing system which allows the Hearing Health Care Professional to test hearing aids to IEC/ANSI standards. It also allows for Real Ear testing, and In Situ Audiometry via the use of the probe microphone, and offers a 2cc coupler conversion in which the 2cc coupler response desired can be determined from the audiogram. Standard puretone measurement is also available. With the PFS software, which will be standard with PFS-6000 and optional for the pR-3000, prescriptive formulas, matrix and hearing aid selection, order form printing, along with other optiions described in the user manual are available.

The portaREM-3000, PFS-6000 is a portable hearing aid dispensing system. It includes electronic circuitry, a 4.7" color LCD monitor with 640*480 resolution, a built-in Thermoprinter, a loudspeaker, a 3.5 inch disk drive, a test chamber for hearing aid measurement, a battery simulator, two RS-232 serial port interfaces, and a real ear probe mic. It is controlled by a fully functional PC style keyboard.

To generate a pleasant white noise stimulus to aid in masking the user's tinnitus (or ringing in the ears)

The Starkey TM air conduction high frequency tinnitus maskers are designed to be behind-the-ear maskers. This form of masker is intended to be received by a Hearing Health Professional in a completed form, not being intended for final assembly. The Starkey TMs are BTE Tinnitus Maskers with a white noise generating circuit which can be tuned to match the frequency and intensity of ringing in the patient's ears (head). The patient has a volume control for this circuit. Variable high and low frequency cut potentiometers can be set by a Dispenser to tune to more specific frequencies.

To assist in compensating for hearing loss by amplifying sound as it comes into the ear.

The Starkey A-13 air conduction hearing aids are designed to be behind-the-ear hearing aids. This form of hearing aid is intended to be received by a Hearing Health Professional in a completed form, not being intended for final assembly.

To assist in compensating for hearing loss by amplifying sound pressure waves as they enter the ear.

Custom fit air conduction hearing aids available as ITE, ITC, or CIC -- Substantially equivalent to the Starkey CE-9 Resolution programmable hearing aid, (K933989). Adjustable hearing aid volume control, color coding for left and right instruments, 6 programmable options: Low cut, High cut, Gain control, Compression ratio, Threshold knee, and Output limiting for Sequel, or Loudness Boost for K Amp. Assembled from standard components that are widely used in hearing aid devices throughout the industry. Technical specifications comply with ANSI S3.22-1987. Frequency response varying based on the needs of the patient. Tolerances are maintained to a ± 4 dB range for SSPL and slope, with +6 dB, -4 dB for gain. Volume controls, similar to those used on other hearing aid devices. Switches may be incorporated as options require. Any switches are similar to those used in other hearing aid devices. Standard hearing aid batteries.

To generate and transmit a pleasant white noise stimulus to aid in masking the user's tinnitus (or ringing in the ears)

Custom fit air conduction Tinnitus Masker

To assist in compensating for hearing loss by amplifying sound as it comes into the ear and to generate a pleasant white noise stimulus to aid in masking the user's tinnitus (or ringing in the ears)

Starkey MA-3 air conduction combination hearing aid / tinnitus masker. Standard BTE air conduction hearing aid. Assembled from standard components that are widely used in hearing aid devices throughout the industry. Technical specifications comply with ANSI S3.22-1987. Frequency response varying based on the needs of the patient. Tolerances are maintained to a ±4 dB range for SSPL and slope, with +5 dB for gain. Volume controls, similar to those used on other hearing aid devices. Potentiometers or switches may be incorporated as options require. Any pots or switches are similar to those used in other hearing aid devices. Standard 1.4 V type 675 hearing aid battery. The Starkey MA-3 air conduction masker aid is designed to be a behind-the-ear hearing aid. This form of hearing aid is intended to be received by a Hearing Health Professional in a completed form, not being intended for final assembly. The Starkey MA-3 is a Starkey BTE Hearing Aid with an additional white noise generating circuit which can be tuned to match the frequency and intensity of ringing in the patient's ears (head). The patient has a volume control for this circuit. The hearing aid and masker circuits operate independently of each other, and can be used simultaneously, or either can be used alone. Variable high and low frequency cut potentiometers can be set by a Dispenser to tune to more specific frequencies.