Hearing Aid Travel Tips

Summertime (and Beyond) Hearing Aid Travel Tips

For many people, nothing compares to summer vacations and traveling to new and exciting places to enjoy the sights and the warmer weather. But for those who use hearing aids, the joy of travel can be quickly cut short if disaster befalls their devices. The risks for hearing aid devices while on outdoor adventures or vacations are numerous and could happen at any moment without warning.

Beach Survival Tips for Hearing Aids

Hearing Aid Survival Tips For The Beach

Summer is in full swing. It’s hot, sunny, and perfect for a day at the beach or the lake. But for those with hearing aids vacationing can be as bad as good. Heat, sand, and exposure to water are all sources of concern when it comes to hearing aids. Don’t get left out of the summer fun.

Summertime Hearing Aid Care Tips

Summertime Hearing Aid Care Tips

While summertime can be a great relief for many looking forward to outdoor activities, however, the summertime can be hard on hearing aids. Going quickly from outdoor heat to indoor air conditioning can cause all sorts of issues with hearing aid devices. This article explores the problems that can arise with hearing aids and what you can do to help keep your devices working all summer long.

Free Apps for Hearing Loss

Best Free Apps for Hearing Loss Assistance

In today’s high-tech world, the saying that there’s an app for everything becomes more true every day. With the advancement in cell phone technology, you can turn your device into any number of tools to assist those with hearing loss. Here are six of the best free apps for hearing loss to help level up your digital hearing aid assistance.

Upgrade Your Hearing Aids

When is it a Good Time to Upgrade Your Hearing Aids?

Hearing aids devices are a part of the everyday lives of millions of people worldwide. Hearing aids are highly complex, delicate, and sometimes expensive devices to replace. So it’s no surprise that the decision to acquire a new set of devices does not come easily for many. Let’s face it, hearing aid devices are made to work,

Marion Downs

Remembering Marion Downs, A Pioneer Audiologist for Hearing Health Innovations

Before women’s history month ends, we would like to pay tribute to Marion Downs, one of the women pioneers whose tireless works have enriched the lives of generations of people after them.

Marion Downs: A Pioneer for Hearing Health Innovations

Marion Downs was born on January 26, 1914, in Minnesota. She started her education at the University of Minnesota but paused in 1934 when she started her family.

Clean Your Hearing Aids

Essential Tips for Cleaning Your Hearing Aid

Giving your hearing aids a regular cleaning is the best way to extend their life and their ability to function on a day-to-day basis. Without routine cleaning, wax can build up and interfere with its operation. Not to mention things like bacterial growth that can cause ear infections if left unchecked. Replacement hearing aids are not cheap,

Wearing Hearing Aids While Exercising

Helpful Tips For Wearing Hearings Aids While Exercising

It’s never too late to start a health regime, no matter your age or health condition. Exercising is a good idea for literally everyone. In fact, the general consensus among health care providers is that the worse off you are, the more exercise becomes essential to recovery. Even low-impact movement exercises can help stimulate the body and help maintain overall health,

Hearing Aid Gift Ideas

Must Have Hearing Aid Gifts For The Holidays

The holiday season of giving is almost here. As friends and family gather together to exchange gifts, it’s another chance to show how much we care about each other. While gifts should always come from the heart, items that improve the quality of life usually are more appreciated. If you find yourself shopping for someone who uses a hearing aid device,

Earwax Blockage

Tips For Dealing With Stuffed-Up Ears

One thing we all have but rarely think about unless there is a problem is earwax. Earwax is an essential component for hearing health; normally, we don’t even notice its effects. Earwax lines the ear canals and traps moisture and debris, protecting the delicate hairs from damage. The ear canal is self-cleaning, and earwax should not be removed.

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