WS Audiology launches new platform and top products

New product platform under the Signia brand builds on known technology that WSA believes sets them apart from the competition.

Maarten Barmentlo, marketingdirektør i WS Audiology | Photo: Ws Audiology / Pr

by ALBERT RØNNING-ANDERSSON

WS Audiology is launching a new product platform under the Signia brand, formerly part of Sivantos.

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The hearing group WS Audiology, the result of the 2019 merger between Widex and Sivantos, has no plans to integrate the two hearing aid platforms from each of the respective companies before the merger. | Photo: Ws Audiology / Pr

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