TV too quiet for you yet too loud for others? TV hearing aids solve precisely that problem. TV hearing aids are a super idea that effectively allows one (or more) people to watch the television simultaneously at a personalised level...
HD295 RIC The hearing aids of today share little in common with their original counterparts, which were often much larger and decidedly less comfortable to wear. Today, you can expect a hearing aid to be barely noticeable or completely invisible,...
Age related hearing loss is a condition experienced by a great number of elderly people. Diminished hearing abilities affect quality of life and make communication with other people more difficult but can they also lead to further negative changes in...
Admitting that you may be losing your hearing or even going deaf can be very hard and frustrating. Many people prefer to regard the first symptoms of hearing loss as insignificant, until their condition worsens to the point that it...
The market offers various assistive options for the hard of hearing. Some of the most popular devices are the extra loud phones with a speakerphone option together with extensive sound amplification features. Unlike traditional phones that sound muted or distorted...
Hearing aids can greatly improve the quality of life of those who suffer from hearing loss. The decrease in hearing abilities can lead to serious problems when handling normal everyday activities and make social contact and face to face communication...
Hearing aids are complex devices needing to be accurately adjusted to the specific and often subjectively changing requirements of the individual user. Any mismatch between expectations and the functionality of assistive devices results in a common pattern of rejection and...
Hearing loss can occur with regular unprotected exposure to high levels of noise. The louder the noise, the greater the risk of hearing loss. The most severe listening environments are created by city traffic, in factories and heavy industry, around...
