Discover Phonak Serenity Choice™ earplugs!
AudiologyOnline: What makes Phonak Serenity Choice™ earplugs stand out from regular earplugs?
Dr Ricevuto: Phonak Serenity Choice™ earplugs provide premium hearing protection without muting the world around you. They block harmful noise while allowing clear, natural sound to enter the ear, so you can still hear conversations and be aware of your surroundings. They’re reusable, eco-friendly, and designed for comfort across a variety of environments.
AudiologyOnline: How do Serenity Choice™ Universal and Custom earplugs differ?
Dr Ricevuto: Universal earplugs come in three sizes, use soft, medical-grade material which fit most ears comfortably and are ideal for occasional use. Phonak custom earplugs are customized to fit a patient’s unique ear canal and can be personalized in material and color. Custom plugs are best for frequent use and maximum comfort.
AudiologyOnline: What are the new additions to the Serenity Choice™ Universal Hearing Protection line?
Dr Ricevuto: The Serenity Choice™ Universal line now includes earplugs specifically designed for Fly and Swim situations. These new options offer targeted protection against pressure changes while flying and water ingress while swimming, expanding the range of versatile hearing protection solutions for occasional use.
AudiologyOnline: Where can I get a pair of Phonak Serenity Choice™ earplugs?
Dr Ricevuto: Reach out to your hearing care professional or use the Phonak Find a Provider site to find a local expert near you.
Alyssa Ricevuto, AuD, MBA
Dr. Alyssa Ricevuto is currently the Program Marketing Manager and a major contributor to the Technology Specialist Training Program. Alyssa has been with Phonak since 2017, serving in various training roles as Clinical Trainer, Key Account Clinical Trainer, and Senior Clinical Trainer. Prior to joining Phonak, Alyssa spent ten years working as a clinician in both private practice and ENT settings. Alyssa received her BA from the University of Connecticut, Doctorate of Audiology from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, and her MBA from Southern New Hampshire University.