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    The document provides helpful tips for audiologists on taking ear impressions for professional in-ear monitors. It recommends that impressions include the full outer ear and be taken just past the second bend in the ear canal. Impressions should be made of high viscosity silicone material and cotton canal dams should be used instead of foam. The mouth should be open during impressions to ensure a secure fit for singing, playing instruments, or talking. A 1 inch bite block is also recommended to stabilize the process and make it more comfortable.

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    The document provides helpful tips for audiologists on taking ear impressions for professional in-ear monitors. It recommends that impressions include the full outer ear and be taken just past the second bend in the ear canal. Impressions should be made of high viscosity silicone material and cotton canal dams should be used instead of foam. The mouth should be open during impressions to ensure a secure fit for singing, playing instruments, or talking. A 1 inch bite block is also recommended to stabilize the process and make it more comfortable.

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    Audiologist Instructions

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    Mark Anthony Jaundoo
    The document provides helpful tips for audiologists on taking ear impressions for professional in-ear monitors. It recommends that impressions include the full outer ear and be taken just past the second bend in the ear canal. Impressions should be made of high viscosity silicone material and cotton canal dams should be used instead of foam. The mouth should be open during impressions to ensure a secure fit for singing, playing instruments, or talking. A 1 inch bite block is also recommended to stabilize the process and make it more comfortable.

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    Helpful Tips For Our Audiologist Partners

    1. Our professional in-ear monitors require a full shell earpiece. Full shell impressions must include the full helix, crus of the helix, tragus and antitragus. IMPORTANT: The impression must be taken just past the second bend of the ear canal. 2. The impressions must be made of high viscosity silicone impression material. We recommend XL 300 Premium Silicone Impression System. (Warner Tech-Care,800.328-4757) We recommend that the canal dams be made of cotton instead of foam; but both materials will be accepted. The impression must be taken with the customers mouth open. It ensures a more secure fit while the artist is singing, playing an instrument or talking. Use a 1 inch bite block during the impression process. This stabilizes the process and is more comfortable for the customer. It also ensures that there is no jaw movement while the material is curing. www.ultimateears.com If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact us. Ultimate Ears Attn: Lab 3 Jenner, Suite #180 Irvine, CA 92618 Phone: (800) 589-6531 (English) Phone: 866-963-3479 (Spanish) Fax: (949) 502-8379 customsales@ultimateears.com

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