I had to send in my 2Max twice due to wax and moisture.  They had to remake my left monitor and this time, they managed to save my right monitor by cleaning them out.  I get a lot of wax in my ears.  Every few months, I'm going to flush them out.  What can I do to take care of my 2Max other than...

Hi,   Does anybody know where I can buy Earpiece moisture wicks other than at Sensaphonics?

Only you can tell if your impressions were deep enough.  I've had a few bad ones and a lot of good ones.  When I get new IEM's, it's hard to get the prefect fit at first try.  My Audiologist has known me for a long time and he knows that it's rare for him to get good impressions at the first...

Thanks for the tips.  I find that using the Jodi Vac helps a lot at cleaning out the earwax.  It's a lot easier than using the pic, but you have to be careful to not to poke the silicone with the needle.  

If you don't mind me asking, how do you clean your Sensaphonics?  

I was this close at getting the 3MAX, but Sensaphonics talk me out of it after I told them my listening habits.  I mostly listen to audiobooks and music on my IPod.  I really liked their honesty.     Oh, the clear cable wasn't long enough for me.  They sent me the black cable that is made by...

I had one problem with the fitting.  The cable connector was rubbing on my ear, making them to hurt.  Sensaphonics remade the earphone for me and I haven't had anymore fitting issues.  Also, the silicone is much more durable than others.  I have a Jodi Vac to vacuum out any wax in the earphones...

I'm still very impress with my 2MAX.  Each time I put them in my ears, they are pure bliss.  Simply awesome and they sound much more natural than my other iem's.  Since I got my 2MAX, I don't remember where I left my other earphones.  I should had gotten the 2MAX a lot sooner.  I haven't missed...

I ended up getting new earphones.  This time I went with Sensaphonics that are made from silicone.  They fit much better than the Westone.  A lot more comfortable.  They made small tabs on the ear pieces for a better grip.  (I can't insert my earphones in myself because of my disability.)  They...

Funny that you guys are mentioning Sensaphonics because I'm getting ready to order iem's from them and just got new impressions done from Connect Hearing in Fountain Valley, CA.  Dr. Doug Richards has been taking my impressions for years.  For some reason, he doesn't use a bite block on me, but...

I'm getting ready to order new iem's again.  I've really enjoyed my Westone, but this time I've decided to go with the 2max from Sensaphonics.  I like how their silicone feels in my ears.  I've been using their products for a long time and whenever I use my earplugs from Sensaphonics, the...

I remembered that they have a lot more punch to them before, but now my workout headphones has more bass than my Westone.   

I had my Westone ES5 for little over 2 years now and I use them everyday, mostly to listen to audio books.  Whenever I listen to music, they sound very tining, with  no bass on both sides.  I don't listen to them loud at all.   Does anyone have any suggestions?

When I first got my IEM's, I really had a hard time getting them to fit in my ears.  Mine came with that grease that you put on the earphones and they slide right in.  There are times where my ears get stiff, but it only happens when I haven't put my IEM's for a while.

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