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Most adults with hearing loss can benefit from hearing aids. Sensorineural hearing loss is the most common type of hearing loss in adults.
According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), hearing loss is a common condition in the United States. If you do not have hearing loss, it may seem hard to believe that someone can become hard of hearing.
Everything from cell phones and iPads to electric weed whackers and lawn mowers can run on rechargeable batteries. Is it any surprise then that rechargeable hearing aids are increasingly in popularity?
It’s always relevant
to remember some key facts: 1/3 of people over 65 worldwide suffer from
disabling hearing loss. You and those you
love will have a better quality of life if you wear a hearing aid and are able
to hear more.
Are hearing aids a covered benefit? How much of the cost of hearing aids does the plan cover? Find answers with one of our expert.
Tinnitus is often called ‘ringing in the hears’. Our expert has answered the most frequently asked questions around this symptom.
Discover where to buy hearing aid batteries and learn how to change them correctly.
How long does a hearing test take? How do you read an audiogram? Discover more with the help of our experts.
How can I stop the heartbeat sound in my ear? How to get rid of a crackling sound in the ear? Our experts answer.
Find out how to put in ear plugs, how to use ear plugs and how to clean them: our experts answer to common questions on hearing protection.
Tinnitus is a perception of noise, commonly described as ringing, in the ears. It is a neural response to a change in the hearing nerves. This can come from a variety of sources: hearing loss, some medications, stress, fatigue, or even ...
There are two main categories of ear plugs; non-customized ear plugs and customized ear plugs. Non-customized ear plugs are not tailored to an individual ear shape but may come in a variety of ...
Our expert Rakhee Chandra talks about the best swimming ear plugs for adults and children.
What's the difference between having fluid or water in your ear? Find out more reading our article.
Our expert Rakhee Chandra talks about one of the most requested question: Do I really need a hearing aid?
Find out more about how to clean your behind the ear and in-the-ear hearning aids.
Our expert Dr. Carrie Meyer talks about hearing aids and the connection between hearing loss and balance.
