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We are often asked who manufactures our hearing aids and on the face of it this seems to be a perfectly reasonable question. If you are a careful buyer of any product or service you may well wish to know...

Over 1.4 million people in the UK alone wear hearing aids on a daily basis (source RNID 2005 survey). For hearing aid wearers, the device offers a means to manage their hearing loss and improve their quality of life in...

I hope all and sundry enjoyed the festival atmosphere of the Royal Wedding and the fabulous weather combined with recent long weekends. We have been busy during the period with many customers electing to buy TV Listeners for the big...

The keen eyes amongst our customers may have recently noticed that our range of hearing aid batteries has grown overnight. Brands such as Power One, Duracell and Panasonic are now available to order in addition to Rayovac. We thought it...

Bethan’s brief London tenure at The Ministry of Defence has drawn to a close. There are pros and cons to this. She wasn’t hugely inspired by the job so is very happy to be back working with soldiers again. For...

Whichever brand of hearing aid you use, and whichever type you find most suitable, it will require power to function. To ensure continued benefit from a working hearing aid, wearers often carry additional batteries just to be on the safe...

Whether you have chosen to purchase your hearing aid from Hearing Direct, or from any other retailer, it will require a power source in the shape of a battery to provide the necessary functionality. Hearing aid batteries are manufactured by...

HD 430 Digital Hearing Aid I had two interesting conversations with customers in the last few days which started me thinking about the variety of consultation approaches adopted by private hearing aid dispensers in the UK. Whilst there can be...

‘Speak up please…..ok, there’s no need to shout!’ If you have a relative or acquaintance with hearing loss, you may have heard those words before…or perhaps you’ve had to say them yourself? Most people understand ‘hearing loss’ to mean that...