Hearing Loss
One of the most common health issues in the world is also one of the most treatable.
You’re Not Alone
Nearly one in five, age 12 and older—experience hearing loss severe enough to hinder communication.1
You Won’t Stand Out
Asking people to constantly repeat themselves or responding inappropriately draws more attention than wearing today's stylish hearing aids.
The Effects
Let’s face it, living with hearing loss can be frustrating, even dangerous. Hearing aids can allow you to function better in all areas of your life:
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Your Options
There's a hearing solution just right for you.
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Invisible
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Receiver-In-Canal
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Completely-In-Canal
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Behind-The-Ear
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In-The-Canal
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In-The-Ear
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Invisible Products
Custom fit to each person, invisible hearing aids rest in the second bend of the ear canal, making them virtually undetectable to others. They are designed to be removed daily to promote good ear health.
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Receiver-In-Canal
Barely visible when worn, Receiver-in-Canal hearing aids (RIC) place the receiver (or speaker) inside the ear canal — connected to the power source by thin electrical wires. They provide a comfortable, open fit.
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Completely-In-Canal
Completely-in-Canal hearing aids (CIC) are custom-made to fit completely in the ear canal. Only the tip of a small plastic “handle” shows outside the canal, which is used to insert and remove the instrument.
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Behind-The-Ear
Behind-the-Ear hearing aids (BTE) are the world’s most common style, with the hearing technology housed in a casing that rests behind the ear. A clear plastic acoustical tube directs amplified sound into an earbud or a customised earmold that is fitted inside the ear canal.
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In-The-Canal
Like invisible hearing aids, In-the-Canals (ITC) are custom-fit to your unique ear, but the faceplate shows in the outer portion of the first bend.
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In-The-Ear
In-the-Ear hearing aids (ITE) are also custom molded uniquely for you and feature a faceplate that shows in the outer portion of your ear.
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Don't Wait
You wouldn’t put off getting glasses if you were having trouble seeing. Hearing loss is not something you should just “put up with.” In fact, research shows early treatment can make a difference.12
Use it or Lose It
Over time, reduced stimulation to your ears and brain can actually impair the brain's ability to process sound and recognise speech. Hearing impairment is only partially recoverable with hearing aids.
The Sooner the Better
When you can't hear what's going on around you, your mental sharpness and communication abilities suffer. The earlier you start using hearing aids, the quicker you'll notice benefits.
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