It can be tricky to get used to wearing a hearing aid, but you will soon become familiar with your device and how to get the best performance from it. The length of time your hearing aid batteries last for More….
If you wear hearing aids, you may be frustrated by the short length of time your batteries last. Hearing aid batteries can last from two days to two weeks, and the larger, non wireless, hearing aids often contain batteries that More….
Receiving your first set of hearing aids can be a bit daunting – there is definitely a bit of a learning curve involved in learning to live with, and maintain, them. One of the most first and most important skills More….
Hearing aids have come a long way since the funnel-shaped ear trumpets of the 17th century. Today, there are many types of hearing aids that can help amplify and distinguish sound to give those with hearing loss a fighting chance. More….
Traveling can be an escape and an opportunity to reconnect with friends and family who live far away. However, for people with hearing loss, it can mean extra hassle when making reservations, hearing boarding announcements and using regular (un-amplified) telephones. These suggestions More….
Hidden Hearing, Ireland’s premier hearing healthcare provider has reopened its hearing centre in Dundalk. The new state-of-the-art hearing centre offers the best professional hearing care, help and advice in a supportive environment along with the latest digital technology More….
Regardless of your mode of travel, consider putting together a small travel bag filled with the essentials you’ll need to keep your hearing aids working efficiently while you’re away from home. Here’s what you’ll need: 1. Batteries. The average hearing More….
