Hearing Products

If a hearing aid or device is necessary for your hearing journey, our experts will guide you to the best solution. We offer the latest hearing technology and products that address a wide variety of hearing loss concerns, helping you reconnect to the world around you.

Hearing Technology

Modern Solutions For All Types of Hearing Loss

Thanks to advances in technology, hearing products are designed to be more compatible with our lives than ever before. In addition to hearing aids, there are a number of products that make living and communicating with hearing loss easier to manage, so you never miss a beat.

Hearing Aids

Hearing aids vary in price, size, special features and the way they're placed in your ear. The following are some common hearing aid styles – starting with the smallest, least visible in the ear. Hearing aid designers are making hearing aids increasingly smaller to meet the demand for a discreet hearing aid that is not too noticeable in the ear. That said, smaller hearing aids may not be strong enough to give you the improved hearing you may need.

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An in-the-canal (ITC) hearing aid is custom fit partly in the ear canal and can improve mild to moderate hearing loss in many adults. An in-the-canal hearing aid:

  • Is less visible in the ear than the larger, in-the-ear style
  • Includes features that don't fit on completely-in-the-canal aids (e.g. volume control), but components could be difficult to adjust due to the small size
  • Is prone to earwax blocking the speaker

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Hearing Product Guide

Curious About Hearing Technology, but Not Sure Where to Start?

With so many styles and options, it can be difficult to know which products will suit your needs. Our Consumer Guide to Hearing Aids provides an in-depth breakdown of the different types of hearing devices, as well as the technology available for all types of hearing loss.

Guide to Hearing Aids

Hearing Aid Manufacturers

Hearing Products Created by the Best in the Industry

When it comes to hearing loss, you need a device you can rely on to perform its best. That’s why we carry products from manufacturers with a proven track record of exceptional quality. No matter your budget, lifestyle or type of hearing loss, we have a product to meet your needs.

Lyric Hearing Aids

The world’s only 100% invisible hearing aid that delivers clear, natural sound! Benefits of Lyric 100% Invisible – Placed in your ear canal, Lyric remains completely out of sight – invisible to the world. Clear, natural sound – Enjoy full natural sound everywhere you go. 24/7 hearing – Wear Lyric around the clock for months at a time…

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Oticon Hearing Aids

 Introducing Oticon Real™ hearing aids- stay sharp in the real world. Get back the real sounds of life — precise and balanced — with Oticon Real, delivering: Technology that supports how the brain naturally processes sounds Better access to the full sound scene Increased awareness, engagement, and focus in the real world BrainHearing™ Oticon…

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Assistive Listening Technology

Additional Hearing Aid Features And Accessories

The following are optional hearing aid features and accessories that can improve your ability to hear in a variety of situations:

  • Noise reduction: All hearing aids provide some degree of noise reduction, although the amount of noise reduction varies. Some hearing aids have noise cancellation, which helps block out background noise. Some also offer wind noise reduction.
  • Directional microphones: Microphones are aligned for improved pick up of sounds coming from in front of you with some reduction of sounds coming from behind. Directional microphones can improve your ability to hear in environments with a lot of background noise.
  • Rechargeable batteries: Some hearing aids have rechargeable batteries that make maintenance easier by eliminating the need to regularly change the battery.
  • Telecoils: Telecoils eliminate extraneous environmental sounds (i.e. background noise). They improve sound quality by picking up signals directly from public induction loop systems available in many churches and theaters, allowing you to better hear the speaker, play or movie.
  • Wireless connectivity: More and more hearing aids are able to wirelessly connect with Bluetooth-compatible devices, such as cellphones, MP3 players and TVs.
  • Remote controls: Some hearing aids include a remote control to adjust features without touching the hearing aid.