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Hearing well and being able to communicate effectively and comfortably is more important than ever. So we've introduced our remote fitting service so you can order any Phonak hearing aid over the phone - we’ll calibrate the hearing aids to match your audiogram and then post them out to you.
These custom-made hearing aids fit directly into your ear canal, making them very discrete. With fully automatic technology, there is no need to manually adjust hearing aids.
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Our newest hearing aid features the latest Phonak SmartSpeech™ Technology for improved speech understanding. Be fully involved in conversations around you.
AudioNova hearing aids our newest range from AudioNova bridges the gap between price and the latest technology. Bluetooth and Rechargeable options across the range.
Once you’ve cleaned your hearing aids, make sure you dry all the parts before you put them back together. Trapped moisture inside your hearing aids can damage them, and could even stop them working. If your hearing aid does get wet, never dry it using a device like a hairdryer, heater or microwave – high heat like this can soften and distort the plastic parts and damage the technology inside. To dry your hearing aids properly you should use a drying box or drying pouch. These are available from our online shop. We recommend that you store your hearing aids in a drying box at night. These dry your hearing aids electronically and use a UV light to ensure they’re completely clean. When you use a drying box, leave the battery compartment of each hearing aid open and take the batteries out. You can also dry your hearing aids with a drying pouch or drying cup. These use silica gel to absorb the moisture, and they’re also available from our online shop. Because hearing aids are sensitive to moisture, radiation and heat, you should store them in a clean, dry place. Try not to leave them in the kitchen or the bathroom, or near a source of heat. Leaving them in a specific place, out of the reach of children and pets, will keep them safe and make them easier to find when you need them.
It is important to try and clean your hearing aids every day. Luckily, it is quick and easy to do. Whether you have a behind-the-ear hearing aid or one that sit inside the ear, here are some tips on the best way to keep them clean: In-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids Wipe your ITE hearing aid using a soft, dry cloth or special moist cleaning wipe. These are available from our online shop. Make sure no liquid gets into the microphone or other openings. ITE hearing aids have a filter system to make sure that no wax gets inside. This filter system should be changed regularly – your Hearing Aid Audiologist will show you how when your hearing aids are fitted, or you can refer to your instruction manual. You can also remove wax with a small, soft brush – these usually come with your hearing aid or you can purchase them from our shop here. Behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids The external parts of a BTE hearing aid should be wiped every day with a dry cloth. Your tubing should be changed every 6 months or as instructed by your audiologist. Your hearing aid audiologist will go through this process with you, or you can check the instruction manual that comes with your hearing aids.
Hearing aids use either standard or rechargeable batteries. It’s important to only use specially designed hearing aid batteries in your hearing aids. How long the battery lasts depends on a few different things like the hearing aid itself, how long you wear it, and the type of battery the hearing aid uses. Most batteries need changing at least every 5 - 10 days on average. It’s useful to stock up on batteries in bulk so that you always have some spare, just in case – and make sure you bring them with you when you go on holiday! Batteries should be stored in a cool, dry place. Did you know that we sell batteries, both single packs and in bulk, at a great price? You can buy them from our online shop. Some hearing aids are rechargeable, and so they use rechargeable, rather than disposable, batteries. Rechargeable hearing aids come with their own charger, and your Hearing Aid Audiologist will be able to tell you how long you need to charge them for, and how long you can expect a charge to last. Read more about hearing aid batteries and rechargeable hearing aids