Choosing the right hearing aid tubes and domes for your hearing loss is important. The tubes and domes you choose can change your hearing experience. In this video, our care specialist, David, explains how to pick the tubes and domes that are right for you!
The features included in your hearing aid will depend on what model of digital hearing aid you choose to purchase. So how do you know which hearing aid model to choose and which features are most important for you?
With many of us now wearing masks on a regular basis, you may be facing new challenges with your hearing loss and hearing aids. Here are 5 tips to help you with masks and hearing aids!
Whether you're an avid sports fan, a sit-com enthusiast, or a news junky, you don't want to miss out on what's happening on television. However, if you have hearing loss, there are plenty of ways for you to better hear your TV.
Choosing a hearing aid that will work well for you will depend largely on your specific needs. Your hearing aid needs will include a combination of factors, like your type and severity of hearing loss, your lifestyle, and what model of hearing aid you're most comfortable wearing and maintaining.
When your hearing aid is shipped to you from Advanced Affordable Hearing, it is sent with standard thin tubing already attached for your convenience. However, if you have a high-level hearing loss, the standard thin tube may not be suitable for your specific hearing loss or situation. You may need more power.
A pulse oximeter is an easy-to-use, non-invasive device that helps you monitor your blood oxygen levels and pulse rate in the comfort of your own home. But how does a pulse oximeter work?
If you've never purchased hearing aids before, choosing a hearing aid can seem overwhelming. There are so many options! Rechargeable or battery-operated? What features do you need and want? How do you find the hearing aid that is right for you at an affordable price?
In this video, our care specialist, David, answers the question Can Hearing Aids Help High-Frequency Hearing Loss?
Most hearing aids include program settings so you can adjust for different sound environments. However, the program settings available depend on the model of hearing aid you choose.
