MedRx Inc. products

The AVANT A2D+ Audiometer from MedRx is a versatile, dual-channel diagnostic tool designed for comprehensive auditory assessments in clinical and research settings. This compact and portable device, measuring approximately 16 cm x 12 cm x 3 cm, integrates with both standalone and Noah software, offering flexibility and ease of use. It provides detailed auditory evaluations through pure tone audiometry, bone conduction, and speech recognition thresholds. Key features include advanced tests like the Stenger, Tone Decay, and Automated Audiometry. The system supports various output modes such as insert earphones and bone conductors, with customizable software options for tailored assessments. It operates within a frequency range of 125 Hz to 8000 Hz, maintaining less than 1% acoustic distortion at 500 Hz. The AVANT A2D+ is powered via USB, ensuring easy deployment in diverse environments, making it a reliable choice for auditory diagnostics.

The AVANT HIT+ is a compact hearing instrument test chamber offering precision testing in compliance with ANSI S3.22 and IEC 60118-7 standards. Designed for discreet integration into office environments, this analyzer performs 10 standard tests and automatically stores results in the Noah system for convenient retrieval and printing. Compatible with TIMS, Blueprint OMS, Sycle, Suno, and OtoAccess 2, it supports seamless integration into existing practice workflows. The device features an acoustically dampened enclosure, a USB communication port, and operates within a frequency range of 125 Hz to 8000 Hz with a maximum speaker output of 95 dB SPL. It includes a variety of battery simulators and an omnidirectional reference microphone. The enclosure supports a work temperature between 10°C and 35°C, designed to provide reliability over many years of use.

The MedRx AWRC combines a dual-channel audiometer with a high-frequency wireless Real Ear Measurement (REM) and Live Speech Mapping (LSM) system, designed for efficient and space-saving audio testing and hearing aid fitting. Optimal for mobile testing practices and those seeking to minimize equipment footprint, the device supports frequencies up to 12,500 Hz via its high-frequency audiometer functionality, which can be upgraded at any time. Its wireless Bluetooth probe microphones automatically connect to the REM system, promoting streamlined fitting sessions. Clinicians can use the AWRC's modern software modules to fit hearing aids more precisely, enhancing patient satisfaction while reducing device returns. The device is USB-powered and adheres to ANSI and IEC standards for real-ear and audiometry measurements, offering multiple user-selectable analysis modes and prescription methods for diverse audiometric testing needs, including tone and speech audiometry, Stenger tests, and more.