Benefits
- Wireless freedom – avoid cables, gain more mobility
- Faster fittings – more efficient workflows
- Improved patient comfort – less clutter, more convenience
- Accurate measurements – ensure optimal hearing aid performance
- Easy integration – compatible with leading practice management systems
Features and download
- Wireless binaural real ear measurement and live speech mapping
- Wireless probe microphones with automatic connection
- High‑frequency fittings up to 12,500 Hz
- Compatible with REM AutoFit
- Studio software with guide for correct probe tube placement
- Supports MSS, DSL v5.0, NAL‑NL1, NAL‑NL2, and NAL‑NL3 targets
- Hearing Loss Simulator (HLS) and Master Hearing Aid (MHA) for counselling and demonstration
- Powered via USB‑C connection
- Compact and portable (approx. 20 x 6 x 5 cm)
- Compatible with Noah, TIMS, Blueprint OMS, Sycle, and OtoAccess 2
- Includes carrying case and standard accessories
Frequently asked questions
WREM stands for Wireless Real Ear Measurement, a system that measures hearing aid performance directly in the ear canal without cables.
WREM is designed for audiologists, hearing care professionals, and clinics looking for advanced, wireless real ear measurement and live speech mapping capabilities.
The system supports MSS, DSL v5.0, NAL‑NL1, NAL‑NL2, and NAL‑NL3, as well as a variety of test stimuli including pink/white noise and ISTS.
Wireless systems improve mobility, reduce clutter, and enhance patient comfort during fittings.
Yes, MedRx WREM includes NAL‑NL3 targets in its Studio Software for more personalised fittings.
WREM integrates with Noah, TIMS, Blueprint OMS, Sycle, and OtoAccess 2 for a seamless workflow.
Yes, WREM supports binaural REM and Live Speech Mapping up to 12,500 Hz.
The system includes wireless probe microphones, the MedRx Studio Software, and all accessories needed for REM and LSM.
More information?
For further details about MedRx WREM, please contact our team by phone or email. We are ready to answer your questions and support your next steps.

