Hearing Aids and Ear Mould

Feature

• It is the most common hearing aid style and is available in three versions: standard, mini, or power.
• The hearing aid is easy to hold and adjust.
• It has a larger battery, providing longer battery life, with a rechargeable option available.
• The bigger size offers more durability and extra features.
• The hearing aid can be fitted quickly and taken home the same day.
• It is the least discreet style of hearing aid.
• It is available in standard, mini, or power sizes.

Features

• It covers the entire outer ear (concha).
• It provides a comfortable and effective fit that helps prevent feedback.
• It is used in pocket model (body-level) hearing aids.
• It is suitable for individuals with mild to profound hearing loss.

Feature

• Sits deeply inside the ear canal
• Amplifies sound directly with improved quality and reduced distortion
• Discreet and comfortable for prolonged wear
• Appropriate for mild to moderate hearing loss

Features

• Sits deeply inside the ear canal
• Amplifies sound directly with improved quality and reduced distortion
• Discreet and comfortable for prolonged wear
• Appropriate for mild to moderate hearing loss

Feature

• The hearing aid fits in the ear canal, with a smaller portion visible in the outer ear.
• It is custom-fit to the wearer’s ear.
• The hearing aid is less visible than larger custom styles.
• It can include controls for volume and memory, which cannot fit on smaller custom hearing aids.
• It is the second-largest custom style.
• The small size may be difficult for users with dexterity issues.
• The small batteries need to be changed more frequently, though a rechargeable option is available in select styles.

Features

• Small channel drilled that runs parallel to the sound bore.
• Reduce occlusion, equalize pressure, and allow ear canal aeration.
• Allow flexibility in hearing aids fitting.
• Suitable for individuals with moderate hearing loss and low frequencies.

Features

• The hearing aid fits within the outer portion of the ear.
• It has a larger battery that provides longer battery life, with a rechargeable option available in certain styles.
• The device can include controls for volume and memory, which are not possible on smaller custom hearing aids.
• It is the largest of the custom hearing aid styles.
• The hearing aid can be made as a full or half shell design.
• It may pick up more wind noise compared to smaller custom hearing aids.

Features

• The hearing aid fits in the ear canal, with a smaller portion visible in the outer ear.
• It is custom-fit to the wearer’s ear.
• The hearing aid is less visible than larger custom styles.
• It can include controls for volume and memory, which cannot fit on smaller custom hearing aids.
• It is the second-largest custom style.
• The small size may be difficult for users with dexterity issues.
• The small batteries need to be changed more frequently, though a rechargeable option is available in select styles.

Feature

• Fully enclosing earmold with a vent/open area
• Open area reduces “booming” or occlusion sound
• Provides a secure fit, improved comfort, and less occlusion
• Suitable for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss

Features

• Covers only about a quarter of the outer ear (concha)
• Less visible, more discreet, and slimmer
• Provides a good fit and effective sound delivery
• Ideal for users with reduced dexterity
• Best suited for high-frequency hearing loss

Feature

• Covers the entire outer ear (concha)
• Provides complete seal, prevents leakage and feedback
• Used in Behind-The-Ear (BTE) hearing aids
• Suitable for individuals with mild to severe hearing loss

Feature

• Concha portion of the outer ear is reduced to a ring or frame
• Less visible and more comfortable
• Open area allows better ventilation
• Suitable for sensitive skin and for Mild to Moderate Hearing Loss