Hearing Health Blog

When you have a hearing loss, the simple pleasures in life become harder to enjoy. When you have trouble hearing, get-togethers with friends and family, hearing your grandchild’s voice or simply going to the movies can become a struggle. When it’s a struggle, you might feel like it’s just easier to not participate in the […]

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If you wear hearing aids, you know that being able to trust that they are working properly is of utmost importance. You don’t want to have to worry about whether you are hearing properly or not or when the next time will be that they will break down. So, keeping your hearing aids in tip-top […]

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Starkey hearing aids provide a range of solutions for people with different hearing losses. They are designed to be comfortable while still being powerful. Furthermore, Starkey aims to make hearing aids that are highly personalized to each individual for their specific hearing loss and needs. The hearing aids contain feedback management software to eliminate whistling […]

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The Personal Audio Amplifier for First Time Wearers who Are Not Ready for a Traditional Hearing Aid You may have read about the Amp, the new personal audio amplifier by Starkey. This device is proving to be a good option for many who are not yet ready for a hearing aid, but who need to […]

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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. With a little extra time taken each night, you can protect the investment you have made in your hearing by removing your […]

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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 […]

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Hearing deafness is something that many people are facing. Most people begin experiencing hearing problems at some point in older life and instead of just simply dealing with this as a sign of older age, you have many choices out there to help you regain some of the hearing that you have damaged or lost. […]

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Human hearing can be rather complex, but if you are experiencing hearing loss you may become much more interested in the way hearing works. No one should suffer with hearing loss especially with all of the state of the art hearing devices available. There are some great products that can help you to regain your […]

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Protecting your hearing is something that you may not think about on a regular basis, but there may be many things you can doing on a regular basis that can greatly affect your hearing. Hearing loss happens over time and you may not realize that you have done specific damage right away. Protecting your hearing […]

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If you have been having trouble hearing people on your phone, it can be a very frustrating process. You may avoid the phone altogether and this can affect the communication that you have with your family and friends. Instead of reserving to live without phone communication, you may want to check out hearing phones and […]

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