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Rechargeable Hearing Aids
Rechargeable hearing aids first appeared in 2017 and have become very popular since then. Modern rechargeables offer 24 hours (or more) of use on a single full charge. They are convenient, easy to use and worry-free. All hearing aid manufacturers are offering rechargeable models but the design and functionality of the charger differ from brand to brand. Some have opted for a portable charger that fits in your pocket and others have gone for a
Published Wednesday 15 January 2020How Bluetooth Hearing Aids Can Help You
Bluetooth technology allows two devices to communicate with each other wirelessly. It has become a very popular way of transmitting audio, its used in Apple's AirPods, hands-free in-car phone calls, smart speakers and many other things. In the last few years Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids have generated a real buzz and now all the major manufacturers offer it in most of their hearing aid models. Streaming phone calls directly to your hearing
Published Saturday 11 January 2020The Newest Widex Hearing Aids in Guernsey
Widex have just launched their newest and most technologically advanced hearing aids yet. The new Widex Unique range of hearing aids was launched recently and Widex say that these are the best hearing aids that they have ever produced, judging on the past performance of their hearing aids, that is a big claim. Lets look at what the Unique platform has to offer you! Widex say that the UNIQUE hearing aids capture all the sounds that you need to
Published Monday 9 November 2015Hearing Loss, The Types & Causes
Having a hearing loss or hearing impairment means that your ability to hear has been diminished. There are many causes of hearing loss but up to recently we believed the most common cause was the ageing process. The name given for age related hearing loss is presbyacusis or acquired hearing loss - Presbyacusis is a subset of what is known as Sensorineural hearing loss, which is commonly called Nerve Deafness.
Published Wednesday 30 September 2015How You Hear
The ear anatomy is split into three parts, the outer ear, the middle ear and the inner ear. The inner ear is formally called the cochlea. Cochlea is Latin for snail, the cochlea gets its name from its very distinctive shape which is not unlike a snail shell. The outer ear consists of the pinna (the flap at the side of your head), the ear canal and eardrum. The middle ear consists of the ossicles and ear drum. The inner ear consists of the
Published Wednesday 30 September 2015Hearing aids Types available in Guernsey
There are many different types of hearing aid, however, the styles remain similar across all of the different manufacturers. Some hearing aid manufacturers may use different names but the overall concept is similar. The different types have different levels of suitability for Patients. Suitability can be limited by the level of hearing loss, the size and shape of canal or the conditions of the canal. Suitability can also be limited by the
Published Wednesday 30 September 2015