Getting used to hearing aids can take a bit of time. We’re here to make sure the transition is as smooth as possible and to help you get the most out of your hearing aids.
Download our Use and Care guide and get all the details on how to smooth out the transition to wearing hearing aids.
Hearing aids are small and delicate, so deciding how you will keep them safe is one of the most important things you can do. Here
Earmolds are all around us. We see them everyday, whether we recognize them or not. Newscasters, reporters, talk show hosts, film and broadcast crews, race
Regular care and cleanings will extend the life of your hearing aids and help keep them in top working condition. You wouldn’t buy a brand
Watch the video below to learn how to change batteries on in-the-ear hearing aids and a behind-the-ear hearing aid. Looking for more info about hearing aids
You probably don’t want to pay more for batteries than you have to. So here are a few simple tricks to extend your hearing aid
Summer months can pose a threat to hearing aids—not because of the heat—because of the moisture from water and sweat. It’s also a time that
Regular care and cleanings will extend the life of your hearing aids and help keep them in top working condition. You wouldn’t buy a brand
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