Tis the season for hearing aid repair

March 18, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Summer is approaching quickly which means broken hearing aids will be on the rise. Since the worst enemy of hearing aids is moisture and dirt, you should take extra precautions with increased outdoor activities. One of the best things you can do is get a Dry-Aid kit to store your hearing aid in at night. This will remove most of the sweat and humidity that accumulate in the hearing aid during the day which can cause the delicate components to corrode and eventually break. Another important Read more [...]

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Hearing Aid Repair

January 18, 2010 by Leave a Comment

Like all electronic devices, hearing aids eventually need maintenance. When that time comes, it can be a scary, and sometimes frustrating event. Hearing aids aren't simply another cool gadget that we all seem to be collecting with increasing frequency; they are an integral part of our toolbox to connect us with the people and things in life that we love and enjoy. So, where do we turn at this critical juncture? There are two options when you need to get your hearing aid repaired. Let's take Read more [...]

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Hearing Aid Feedback Home Remedies

October 23, 2009 by Leave a Comment

If you or a family member wears a hearing aid that has a feedback (whistling or chirping noise) problem, it can not only impair the users ability to hear, but also for those around them. It can soon develop into an emotional distress that if not taken care of, may lead to isolation. There are different cause for feedback, but the most common one is the hearing aid mold, or shell, not fitting properly. Here are some ways you can check for fit problems and possibly fix them too: a) Test for Read more [...]

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