Tingoton Adds UltraFit RIC and BTE Earmolds

Tingoton introduced two products in its UltraFit earmold range in 2025: the UltraFit RIC earmold and the UltraFit BTE earmold. It presents them as part of a broader range that also includes custom soft and hard earmolds and a universal hard BTE earmold.

UltraFit RIC earmold

Tingoton says the RIC model attracted attention when first shown at an April hearing-health conference. It is intended for receiver-in-canal hearing aids and, according to the company, fits mainstream receiver types. Tingoton says the design drew on more than 10,000 earmold data records, fits over 95% of ear canals and can be worn without custom molding. These fit figures are company claims, not independently verified clinical outcomes.

The company describes a soft polymer material that it says has RoHS certification and meets biological-evaluation requirements. Those claims need the underlying certification and biocompatibility documents before they can be treated as verified material properties.

UltraFit BTE earmold

Tingoton says the BTE model launched in May and is intended to fit behind-the-ear hearing aids across brands. It again cites more than 10,000 earmold records and a claimed fit for over 95% of ear canals without customization. The company describes a rigid polymer design intended to resist deformation over long use, and makes the same RoHS and biological-evaluation claims.

Tingoton invites new hearing-aid users and existing users considering a different earmold to ask its sales team about the product range. Individual fit and suitability still require professional assessment.

About Tingoton

Hangzhou Tingoton Technology Co., Ltd. says it was founded in December 2018 in Hangzhou's Binjiang high-tech district. It describes a multidisciplinary team developing support products for hearing centers and people with hearing loss.