Dry & Store DryCaddy review

DryCaddy is the simplest product on this list: a jar and a desiccant. You peel the foil off a DryCaddy Disc, write the date on it, place your hearing aids on top with the battery doors open and close the lid overnight. The molecular sieve desiccant captures moisture and odors, and each disc is replaced after two months. The $26.95 kit includes six discs, which Dry & Store says gives a full year of protection. There are no batteries, cords or settings, which is why Dry & Store pitches it for camping, the pool, the beach and short trips, and lists it among its products for rechargeable devices. The weakness is that a desiccant on its own works more slowly than heat and airflow, and there is no UV-C stage. It suits light users, a backup for travel, or anyone who wants basic moisture control for the lowest price.

Who it is for

Anyone who wants the cheapest way to keep hearing aids dry

Price

$26.95 at the Dry & Store online shop when checked.

DryCaddy $26.95
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 12, 2026.

Key features

• Kit includes one jar and six DryCaddy Discs
• Each disc is replaced every two months, so six cover a year
• Molecular sieve desiccant captures moisture and odor
• No batteries, electricity, recharging or reactivating
• Hearing aids go in with battery doors open and batteries inside

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Lowest price on this list at $26.95 for a year of discs
• Strength: Works anywhere, including the pool or beach
• Strength: Listed by Dry & Store for rechargeable devices
• Weakness: No heat, fan or UV-C
• Weakness: Relies entirely on the desiccant, so drying is slower than heated units
• Weakness: You have to track the two-month disc replacement yourself

Key facts

• Power: None
• Discs included: 6, one year of use
• Disc life: 2 months once opened
• Price: $26.95

Where it ranks

Dry & Store DryCaddy is No. 9 in our Best Hearing Aid Dryers verdict.