Your hearing aids are electronic devices, and just like most electronic devices, they can be damaged by exposure to water and moisture. With that in mind, we’ve provided useful tips to help you protect your hearing aids from moisture!
Your brain adjusted to not being able to hear over a long period of time, and when you get your first hearing aids and begin wearing them, the most important factor to remember is that your brain will need time to adjust to hearing again as well.
Around 15% of American adults (37.5 million) have trouble hearing, according to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD). In most cases, the best way to treat hearing loss is with hearing aids. While 28.8 million people with hearing loss could benefit from hearing aids, a much lower percentage have actually tried them.
While hearing aids have been around for well over a century, they remain one of the most commonly misunderstood medical devices. That being said, if you’re in the market for a hearing aid, you likely have a lot of questions about what they are really capable of. In this Hearing Aid 101, we’ll cover those hearing aid basics that you’ve probably been wondering about. Here are just 5 need to knows.
These days, you may find yourself turning the TV volume to the highest setting just to get a remote idea of what the newscasters are saying. Unfortunately, if you’re watching TV with others, they may become frustrated because the high TV volume hurts their ears. Sound familiar? If so, there’s a better way to hear your favorite television program, as well as those beloved conversations with your friends and family: Start wearing hearing aids! Let’s break down how they can make hearing easier and life more enjoyable.
Once your new HCR3 hearing aids arrive, the next step to starting your journey to hearing better is learning how to operate them. We know that it can be a bit intimidating to understand how to use your new device. So, to make things a bit easier, we’ve created this simple step-by-step guide on how to operate your new HCR3 hearing aids.
By improving your ability to hear, hearing aids can improve many aspects of your life. But one of the primary areas that will change for the better will be your relationships. If you’re not entirely sold on trying hearing aids just yet, here are three important relationships hearing aids can help with.
With the help of those reviews, you can become a more informed consumer and increase your chances of selecting the right hearing aid. At Advanced Affordable Hearing, we have received overwhelmingly positive reviews from our customers. So you can easily browse through some of the feedback on each of our products, we’ve compiled a handful of reviews to go along with each of our hearing aids, all in one place.
Perhaps your hearing aids have just arrived. You’ve opened the box, taken them out, and now you’re wondering how to get your hearing aids working. While hearing aids are pretty easy to understand once you’ve had them for a while, it can be difficult to know where to begin with them. As hearing aid experts, we’d like to help walk you through that process. Here’s how to use your hearing aids in 5 simple steps.
Many people with hearing loss wait 7 to 10 years before choosing to wear hearings aid for the first time. Despite experiencing signs of hearing loss, many people resist hearing aids for reasons like vanity or unwillingness to adjust to a new way of hearing. If missing out on hearing conversations wasn’t enough for you to try hearing aids, here are answers to four popular questions many people ask when getting hearing aids for the first time.
