The Rinne Test is a specific kind of hearing test. As with other hearing tests, it helps people quickly identify hearing loss. We will guide you through everything you need to know about the Rinne Test Procedure and Results. What...
When checking your hearing, accuracy will be key, even more so when taking an online hearing test. You will want the tests to properly measure your level of hearing so you can effectively identify potential losses. In this informative post,...
Earbuds are here, there, and everywhere. We bet you own some! While they are not obviously a danger, anything we put in our ears can come with a risk. Even more so when it emits loud sounds. Can Earbuds Cause...
Hearing aid battery questions help provide the answers you need about all things battery-related. In this blog post, we present a list of the most common hearing aid batteries questions and supply the answers you need. The Most Popular Hearing...
How long do hearing aid batteries last? They can last between 70 and 185 hours, but it depends on several factors such as the type of hearing aid, the battery brand, the size of the battery and the amount of...
Hearing Aid Battery Sizes are 10, 13, 312 and 675. The sizes have individually colored tabs which are an industry standard. Each hearing aid takes only one size so you need to know which battery is which. Read on for...
Musicians carry a high risk of hearing loss. The power of amps, pumping bass, and screaming fans all add up. Without it though, touring and making music would definitely be worse off. Did you know? These well-known musicians have all...
The 2018 FIFA World Cup is home to all sorts of extravagant sounds. As one of the most high-profile events of the year, it is bound to be enjoyed by millions all over the globe. Those with hearing impairments don't...
Hearing aid batteries are an essential part of your hearing aid as they are the engine that makes them work. But which Hearing Aid batteries are the best? Find out... Where to buy hearing aid batteries At Hearing Direct, you...
