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Rechargeable hearing aids continue to grow in popularity due to their easy handling, particularly for people with dexterity issues or large fingers. Here are some advantages of wearing rechargeable hearing aids. Ease of Use for Dexterity Issues Rechargeable hearing aid batteries are built into the device, so you don’t have to replace them. Disposable hearing […]
In October, drugstores, big box stores and mass merchandisers will begin selling over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids. They differ from traditional prescription hearing aids you might purchase from an audiologist or hearing instrument specialist. Understanding OTC Hearing Aids There are major differences between OTC devices and prescription hearing aids that are important for you to understand. […]
How many people do you see using headphones or earbuds each day? How often do you use them yourself? Headphones and earbuds make it convenient to listen to music and shows and stream calls wherever you go. However, listening to audio too loudly and for too long can contribute to serious hearing problems, called noise-induced […]
Do your ears feel plugged and itchy in the fall? Do you notice a difference in your hearing ability? Those may be signs of fall allergies. Your body’s immune response to allergens can cause temporary conductive hearing loss What Causes Fall Allergies? Your body releases antibodies called histamines to protect your immune system from allergens. […]
As you age, your eyesight should be tested every one to two years. According to a New York Times article, improving your eyesight can lower your risk for dementia. The same is true for possible hearing loss, so you should also get a hearing test yearly. Research has shown that untreated hearing loss can significantly […]
