Moxi S9-RX · (sand)
Sonova AG
Open FDA's page for this record- Has donation ID number
- false
- Mri safety
- MR Unsafe
- Record status
- Published
- Is labeled as nrl
- false
- Is rx
- false
- Commercial distribution status
- In Commercial Distribution
- Public device record key
- 518a6199-4070-4bb1-b9fb-5767eef7fa84
- Has serial number
- true
- Public version date
- 2026-08-03
- Is direct marking exempt
- true
- Public version number
- 1
- Labeler duns number
- 480662550
- Is labeled as no nrl
- false
- Is single use
- false
- Is otc
- false
- Version or model number
- (sand)
- Has manufacturing date
- true
- Brand name
- Moxi S9-RX
- Is combination product
- false
- Is kit
- false
- Device count in base package
- 1
- Is pm exempt
- true
- Has lot or batch number
- false
- Catalog number
- 050-6927-R8
- Company name
- Sonova AG
- Public version status
- New
- Has expiration date
- false
- Is hct p
- false
- Publish date
- 2026-07-26
- Sterilization
- Is sterile
- false
- Is sterilization prior use
- false
- Identifiers
- ID
- 07613389840605
- Type
- Primary
- Issuing agency
- GS1
- Product codes
- Code
- OSM
- Name
- Hearing aid, air conduction with wireless technology
- Harmonized identifiers (openFDA)
- Device name
- Hearing Aid, Air-Conduction With Wireless Technology, Prescription
- Medical specialty description
- Ear, Nose, Throat
- Regulation number
- 874.3305
- Device class
- 2
- Code
- KLW
- Name
- Masker, Tinnitus
- Harmonized identifiers (openFDA)
- Device name
- Masker, Tinnitus
- Medical specialty description
- Ear, Nose, Throat
- Regulation number
- 874.3400
- Device class
- 2
- Customer contacts
- Phone
- +41589280101
- info@sonova.com
- Gmdn terms
- Code
- 47169
- Name
- Air-conduction hearing aid, receiver-in-canal
- Implantable
- false
- Code status
- Active
- Definition
A battery-powered acoustic device intended to compensate for impaired hearing by transmitting amplified sound waves to the eardrum through air. It consists of a microphone and an amplifier in a case behind-the-ear (BTE) connected, via a wire, to a receiver (speaker) in the ear canal [receiver-in-canal (RIC)]. The microphone receives sound waves and converts them into electrical signals which are increased by the amplifier and sent as sound waves, by the speaker, to the eardrum. The device is used for mild to profound hearing loss; most types are programmable to enable computerized adjustments for a patient's hearing loss and related factors.