An introduction into the history of hearing aids Hearing aids have been helping individuals with hearing loss for over a century. The development of hearing aids has come a long way from the first attempts at amplification to the modern-day devices that we see today. Early designs were large and clunky, and the technology was rudimentary as seen …
Bluetooth hearing aids Gone are the analogue hearing aid days where the bulky pinkish devices were mostly just amplifiers sitting on your ears. Today, we have digital hearing aid technology and with that come a multitude of possibilities. One of those possibilities is the use of Bluetooth technology. What is Bluetooth? Bluetooth is a wireless …
Ten Signs of Hearing Loss Do you think you might be losing your hearing? Or perhaps you’ve noticed that a loved one is struggling to hear. Hearing loss can occur for a number of reasons such as illness, trauma, medication or natural deterioration. We can probably all relate to walking into a family members house …
Hearing Loss and Deaf Awareness People often believe that a person with hearing aids should be able to hear just the same as someone with normal hearing and may get frustrated when they can’t hear. Hearing aids are advancing rapidly but hearing aid performance can depend on a number of different factors. One factor is …
GN Resound ONE is available as a battery operated hearing aid (size 312 hearing aid batteries) or as rechargeable hearing aids. The associated charger provides fast charging and is a better option for those of you that might struggle to change batteries due to limited dexterity. GN Resound 3D App and Remote Care Pandemic times …
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If your hearing aid is whistling it means that the sound is escaping rather than being directed fully to your inner ear. Another term for whistling from a hearing aid is feedback. There are a few things that can cause a hearing aid to whistle but the first thing to do is make sure that …
What is ear syringing? Ear syringing is a method of ear wax removal using a syringe of water to dispel any wax from the ear. Ear irrigation is similar as it also requires water, however, it is performed under a controlled pressure. Ear syringing used to be commonly available in GP practices but this service …
Ear Wax Removal-Is it necessary? First, let’s start with understanding that ear wax is normal, it is simply a collection of natural oil, dust from our environment, and dead skin, which eventually works its way outwards. So there really isn’t a need for those cotton buds. By using a cotton bud you are really just pushing the …
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