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Hearing again!

August 24th, 2007 by admin

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There have been many advances in hearing ads over the past few years. If you are a hearing aid wearer and have not experienced the crisp digital sound of modern hearing aids, you owe it to yourself to try a pair on. Most audiologist will allow you to try a pair for a few days or even weeks.

Among the most exciting changes to hearing aids are the new open-fit or open ear style of hearing aids. These aids rest behind your ear like a typical bte, but are much smaller and more lightweight. Unlike the typical bte’s that need an uncomfortable ear mold, the openfit models use thin universal fit ear molds that fit into your canal. Open fit models do not plug your ears like typical hearing aids. Because they are so small and sound so good, most patients actually forget they are wearing hearing aids!

Open fit hearing aids do not fit every loss. They are perfect for high frequency loss in the mild to moderate category. There is also a special brand of open fit hearing aids that have the receiver in the ear (RITE). These hearing aids allow for even better hearing as the receiver is placed in the ear, where sound occurs. One of the most popular models of RITE aids is the Siemens Centra Active.

Finally, the best news about technology and hearing aids is the features have gotten much better and the price has gotten much more affordable. You can now buy digital hearing aids online at substantial savings. Click here for a site that sells new digital hearing aids at a fraction of the costs that you would pay locally. The loss of hearing shouldn’t slow you down or break your bank. Here’s to hearing again!

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