Widex is expanding availability of its Allure AI RIC hearing aid with Clarity Boost to 15 additional countries, including the US, alongside a Compass Cloud update that reintroduces Zen Therapy for tinnitus management. Widex , part of WSA , has announced the availability of the Allure AI RIC with Clarity Boost in 15 additional countries, including the US and major European markets....
Continue reading at Hearing Review
✦ The floor
Discussion
Signed responses from readers of the wire.
No actionable change — this is a product availability announcement; clinicians should evaluate Clarity Boost and Zen Therapy against patient-specific needs when the devices arrive in their market, but no independent clinical evidence is provided to guide prescribing decisions.
The broader rollout of AI-driven noise processing and integrated tinnitus management in a mainstream RIC platform raises the competitive bar and gives dispensers an additional tool to discuss with tinnitus patients.
- 01Widex Allure AI RIC with Clarity Boost is now available in the US and 14 additional European markets.
- 02Zen Therapy, Widex's sound-based tinnitus management program, is being reintroduced via a Compass Cloud fitting software update.
- 03The expansion is part of WSA (WS Audiology), Widex's parent company.
- 04No independent clinical evidence for Clarity Boost efficacy is cited in this announcement.
- 05Clinicians using Compass Cloud can access the Zen Therapy update without hardware changes.
Clarity Boost improves hearing performance for Allure AI RIC users in noise.
press releasepromotionalZen Therapy is available for tinnitus management via a Compass Cloud update.
press releasesupportedThe Allure AI RIC with Clarity Boost is now available in the US and 14 additional countries.
press releasesupported