Hearing Aid Industry Tips

Where Can I Buy Hearing Aid Tubes?

Submitted by AAHstaff on Fri, 03/22/2019 - 11:00

Hand Holding a BTE Hearing Aid with Tube and Dome

You can buy most hearing aid tubes from your favorite name-brand hearing aid manufacturers online. But when should you replace your hearing aids tubes? Ideally, you should replace your hearing aid tubes at least once every three months. There are several signs to look for that reveal it’s time to purchase hearing aid tube replacements, as well as several reasons to consider purchasing tubes online rather than from your local provider.

Are More Expensive Hearing Aids Really Better Quality?

Submitted by epkep on Mon, 10/27/2014 - 09:20

Many agree that hearing aids are expensive. In fact, high hearing aid costs are often what prevent hearing impaired individuals from seeking treatment. In the following, we’ll address if the price of a hearing aid truly reflects quality, as well as what to look for when purchasing hearing aids.

Should I Buy Used Hearing Aids?

Submitted by epkep on Thu, 01/16/2014 - 09:56

Man Trying to Figure Out if He Should Sell His Used Hearing Aids

We do not advise that you buy used hearing aids. Since hearing aids can be expensive, often $6,000 or more, it may be tempting to purchase a used pair. However, there are several problems with purchasing used hearing aids. While we do sell some refurbished products, these are lightly used and have been reconditioned to appear almost indistinguishable from new hearing aids. That being said, we do not buy used hearing aids from our customers, and here’s why.

Why Are There Differences in Hearing Aid Prices?

Submitted by epkep on Fri, 07/26/2013 - 11:30

Hearing aids range in price from as low as $10 to as high as $8,000 if you go to a local provider. The difference in prices is due to cost to seller, the hearing aid model, and the hearing aid's features.

How Long Do Hearing Aids Actually Last?

Submitted by epkep on Mon, 10/28/2013 - 12:07

Answering the question of how long your hearing aid will last is tricky. There is no solid answer for any one person. However, on average, a hearing aid will last in the 3 to 5 year range (closer to 5 in most cases). There are a lot of determining factors that can affect your hearing aid life.

Need Help Paying for Your Hearing Aids - How to Find Assistance

Submitted by AAHstaff on Fri, 11/11/2016 - 12:56

According to the September 2015 PCAST report on the state of hearing technology, there are millions of Americans with hearing loss that do not buy hearing aids because they simply cannot afford them. This is bad news, and is truly an injustice to people who are simply hoping to hear better. Fortunately, there are options for those who have hearing loss and are on a tight budget.

Buying Hearing Aids Online

Submitted by epkep on Tue, 10/15/2013 - 11:12

Medicare and most insurance companies do not include hearing instruments as part of their coverage. That leaves many people stuck in a situation where they need a hearing aid but simply cannot afford it. By selling hearing aids online, Advanced Affordable Hearing is able to offer quality hearing aids for a reasonable price. This opens the door for people to purchase hearing aids online without draining their bank account.

The Truth About Inexpensive Hearing Aids

Submitted by epkep on Thu, 01/02/2014 - 12:04

The major hearing aid companies like Phonak, Siemens, Starkey, and Miracle Ear all have hearing aids that start at prices over $1000 (or more!). At Advanced Affordable Hearing, most of our hearing aids are priced under $350. People often want to know how we sell hearing aids for such a low price price. The answer is simple...

What Are the Main Obstacles in Purchasing Hearing Aids?

Submitted by epkep on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 11:50

There are many reasons why people who have a hearing deficiency don't purchase hearing aids. Hopefully, we can help clarify some of those obstacles and help inform you on how to tackle the issue.

PCAST Report Offers Hope For Hearing Impaired Americans

Submitted by AAHstaff on Wed, 09/21/2016 - 16:52

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