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Etymonic Design is a Canadian medical device company best known through its Audioscan brand, which develops and manufactures hearing instrument fitting and verification systems for audiologists and hearing care professionals. The company was founded in 1983 and initially performed advanced R&D and design work for hearing aid manufacturers, including early programmable hearing aid systems and cochlear implant-related engineering. It later focused on its own Audioscan product line and today markets commercial products such as Verifit, Verifit2/VF-2, Axiom, and related accessories used for real-ear measurement, test box measurement, and hearing aid verification. The business appears to operate as a private, active manufacturer headquartered in Dorchester, Ontario, serving clinical, hospital, pediatric audiology, and professional hearing care settings through direct sales and distribution.
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