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(Note: This advice is for information only, and you should see an audiologist, otolaryngologist and/or your primary physician for appropriate...
Upvote Downvote Go to answerGo to our hearing aids near me map and filter the providers by "Other Services" -> "Unbundled hearing aid pricing". Or, use this shortcut to...
Upvote Downvote Go to answerLet me begin with a question of my own: If you are in a noisy environment and the person you want to hear was constantly 6 inches from your ear,...
Upvote Downvote Go to answerLet me begin by giving you a reference point on me. I was a recording studio engineer for 10 years before I became an audiologist (for 29 years)...
Upvote (2) Downvote Go to answerFor devices still covered under the manufacturer's repair warranty, this is something that should be covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Some...
Upvote Downvote Go to answerHere is a blog that I wrote last month. There are photos as well. Hope this helps!
Upvote (3) Downvote Go to answerTrue "noise reduction" algorithms can provide a slight improvement in signal-to-noise ratio (or SNR), and these algorithms are getting better all...
Upvote Downvote Go to answerFirst check your battery. Next, if it is a traditional earmold style, make sure the mold is clear. Use a wax tool or wire to make sure the...
Upvote (2) Downvote Go to answerYou should absolutely make an appointment to see an audiologist, but make sure you find one that is associated with an ear, nose and throat...
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