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The Dry and Store dehumidifier for hearing aids and cochlear processors is designed to effectively fight the number one cause of sound distortion, short battery life and hearing aid repairs…moisture and ear wax. Just another WordPress site
The Dry and Store dehumidifier for hearing aids and cochlear processors is designed to effectively fight the number one cause of sound distortion, short battery life and hearing aid repairs…moisture and ear wax.
The Dry and Store dehumidifier for hearing aids and cochlear processors is designed to effectively fight the number one cause of sound distortion, short battery life and hearing aid repairs…moisture and ear wax.
With a little extra time taken each night, you can protect the investment you have made in your hearing by removing your hearing aids, noise masker or cochlear implant processor and storing them in a Dry & Store dehumidifier. Overnight, this dehumidifier will effectively remove moisture and dry earwax while killing germs and deodorizing your hearing aids.
There are several models from which to choose including the:
Global II: This unit holds up to four behind-the-ear hearing aids, two ear-level cochlear implant processors or 1 body-worn processor.
Professional: A perfect unit for families of hearing aid users, this unit is divided into two separate compartments. It will accommodate four behind-the-ear hearing aids or two ear-level cochlear implant processors. It also has an easy-to-open drawer designed to be ergonomically correct for those with arthritis or other dexterity issues.
Zephyr: The choice for travel, the Zephyr holds two behind-the-ear hearing aids or one cochlear implant processor (ear-level or body worn style).
It’s easy to protect your investment in hearing aids by with Dry and Store!
What Causes Hearing Loss?
The most common form of hearing loss is called “nerve deafness.” This comes as a result of the fact that the cochlea (inner ear) and auditory nerves do not properly transmit their signal to the brain.Other possible causes are prolonged exposure to loud sounds, aging, heredity, certain illnesses, and medications.
What should I do if I or a loved one suspects hearing loss?
The first step should be a professional hearing examination by a licensed specialist. This will help to determine the level and type of hearing loss, as well as what is needed in order to treat the hearing loss. Today’s modern hearing aid technology allows many hearing losses to be successfully corrected with a hearing aid. However, only about 25 percent of people who could benefit from the use of hearing aids actually do use them.
Which is the best brand of hearing aids?
There are approximately 24 worldwide hearing aid manufacturers, each producing exceptional quality products. Which brand is right for you will be determined by the results of your audiogram, your lifestyle, cosmetic requirements and your dexterity. Your hearing professional will select the brand only after selecting the type of circuit best suited for your individual hearing loss as indicated by your examination.
What style hearing aids do I need?
This is a personal choice which will be made between you and your hearing specialist. At Hearing Aid HealthCare, our approach is to discuss with you the physiological and cosmetic needs available to your individual hearing assessment and listening demands.
There are six primary styles:
1) the Intra-In-Canal (IIC), the newest and smallest style. They cannot be seen at all when worn.
2) The Completely-In-Canal (CIC), which is barely visible when worn.
3) The Receiver-In-Canal (RIC), which places the computer processor on top of the ear, with the receiver worn in the canal; these are practically unnoticeable when worn.
4) The In-the-Canal (ITC), which is slightly larger than the CIC.
5) The In-the-Ear (ITE), which fills the ear bowl.
6) The Behind-The-Ear (BTE), which is used with an ear mold worn in the ear bowl; this style is used when high-power output is needed.
How Much Do Hearing Aids Cost?
Hearing aid prices vary greatly, depending on several criteria, allowing them to be affordable to everyone. An entry level instrument will range from $600 to $1,200, and the premium instruments will range from $2,800 to $3,500 per hearing aid. The most common differences that affect pricing are the level of technology, style, performance, features, warranties and accessories.
At Hearing Aid HealthCare, we carry the full spectrum of hearing instruments to fit any lifestyle and budget. We are happy to demonstrate our hearing aids to help you experience the improvement in sound quality. We invite you to hear what you’ve been missing.
FREE Professional Dehumidifier Maintenance Service
FREE Cleaning and servicing of your hearing aids
FREE Personal Dehumidifier to use at home
FREE Demonstration of NEW Water- Resistant hearing aids
FREE Video ear canal Inspection
At Hearing Aid HealthCare, we carry the full spectrum of hearing instruments to fit
any lifestyle and budget. We are happy to demonstrate our hearing aids to help you
experience the improvement in sound quality. We invite you to hear what you’ve
been missing.
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who can hear, but cant understand, act now! You’re missing a very vital part of your life. The first step to recovering your hearing is easy.
FREE Familiar Voice Test
FREE Baseline Audiogram
FREE Speech Understanding Assessment
Call Today to Schedule Your FREE Hearing Check Up!
Summer Is Your Hearing Aids Worst Nightmare…
We are committed to helping you protect your investment by offering the following FREE services:
FREE Personal Dehumidifier to use at home
FREE Cleaning & Servicing of Your Hearing Aids
FREE Professional Dehumidifier Maintenance Service
FREE Hearing Aid Evauluation
FREE Demonstration of NEW Water-Resistant hearing aids
Please call 760-610-0145 to schedule an appointment to receive any of the above special offers!
Listen in as Jason talks about the four different hearing aid styles Hearing Aid HealthCare offers.
SoundLens
CIC
Canal Aid
Full Shell
Watch the video below and learn what type of hearing aid is best for you. Schedule your appointment today
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Listen in as Ted shares his experience with Hearing Aid HealthCare. Ted has been a patient at Hearing Aid HealthCare for about 5 or 6 years. He won a TV Hearing Aid in a drawing.
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Listen in as Jason talks about the AMP Hearing Aid. This instrument goes in the ear canal and very easy to use.
Its a one size fits all economical style hearing instrument.
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Listen in as Jason talks about the RIC hearing aid. He will show you how easy they are to put in and take out.
Receiver in canal hearing aid is one of the most popular out in the market.
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