If you’ve never before had a digital hearing aid, it can often be a little daunting when you first go to buy one. Fear not though, for our little guide gives you an idea of what to consider when looking to make that purchase. The first thing you should do is visit your doctor for [...]
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Fits:
Small to Large Ear Canals
Best for:
High Frequency Open Fitting
InvisiPod 32-channel directional
microphone with Open Fitting is the most discrete behind-the-ear
hearing aid on the market. Its clear housing blends easily with
all hair and skin colors, and fits snugly behind the ear.
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Fits:
Small to Large Ear Canals
Best for:
High Frequency Open Fitting
MicroPod 32-channel digital hearing aids
resolve the hearing challenges of almost every baby boomer with
mild to even moderately-severe hearing loss.
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Large Ear Canals
EzPod 32-channel digital hearing aids resolve the hearing
challenges of almost every baby boomer with mild to even
moderately-severe hearing loss.
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Try his easy-to-use speakerphone tells you who is calling before you pick up the phone. Ideal for seniors and the hearing impaired, it offers the state-of-the-art features found in more expensive telephones. 7" x 7 1/4". UL-listed.Features: -Talking Caller ID -Extra-Large, Easy-to-Read Display -Extra-Large Keypad for Easy Dialing -Extra-Loud, Adjustable ReceiverVolume-Extra-Loud Adjustable Ringer Volume -Incoming Call Memory for 90 Numbers-Phone Book with 25 Entries-Speakerphone with Hands-Free Dialing-8 Ringer Melody Selection -7 Language Selections-Fax/Modern Jack-Desk or Wall Mountable
Convert your phone into an amplified phone in seconds for crystal-clear calls you can actually hear and understand! Simply connect amplifier between handset cord and base. On/off button, adjustable volume and low-battery indicator. Works with standard and electronic phones. Uses 2 AAA batteries (not included)
A personal sound amplifier that won't interfere with glasses!Finally, a solution to help you hear more without a bulky device getting in the way of your glasses. Like nothing else on the market, the See-Hear-Now™ clips inconspicuously to the arm of any frames, thick or thin. The clip rotates 360³ and has a flexible speaker wire that accommodates either ear. Weighing less than an ounce, the amplifier's lightweight design is comfortable and eliminates bulk around the ear. Includes a carrying case. Plastic with electronics. Imported. 1 4/5"L x 4/5"W x 1"H. Features:-Clips to your Eyeglasses-Fits Both Left and Right Ear -Three Silicone Ear Tips for a Perfect Fit -Amplifies Sound up to 50 Decibels -Easy On/Off Switch -Directional Microphonev -Variable Sound Amplification -Maximizes your Natural Ability to Hear Sound -4 Button-Cell Batteries Included -Only Personal Sound Amplifier you can Wear WITH your Glasses! 
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