hearing aid success

Activities That Help You Adjust to New Hearing Aids

Adjusting to your new hearing aids is a process and it’s important to take it slow...

Earwax Friend or Foe?

Earwax, in normal amounts, is healthy — and very important. With antibacterial, protective, and lubricating properties, earwax coats the skin of ......

Getting Used to the Sound of Your Own Voice with Hearing Aids

Have you ever heard yourself in a telephone message or home movie? You probably felt like you sounded much different ......

How to Hear Your Best in Challenging Situations

Whether you have hearing loss or not, some situations are more challenging than others to hear well. In these situations, use new technology...

How to Keep Your Hearing Aids in Tip-Top Shape for Years to Come

You’ve made an awesome investment in your quality of life. You have more energy, feel less stressed, and your conversations are easier...

Itchy Ears and New Hearing Aids?

If you have new hearing aids and your ears itch, there’s no need to worry. In fact, it’s pretty normal among first-time users...

Some Do’s, Don’ts and Basic Troubleshooting with Hearing Aids

So you got yourself a new pair of hearing aids — that’s awesome! Like any other high-tech device, it can...

Top Tips For Better Communication

Good communication combines several important elements like speaking, listening, body language, and context cues....

Why Slow and Steady Wins the Race With New Hearing Aids

Remember the children’s fable The Tortoise and the Hare? This classic story taught us that you can be more successful by doing things slowly and steadily than by acting quickly and carelessly...

Here's Why you Should wear Hearing Aids at Home

By wearing your hearing aids consistently, even at home alone, you’ll hear more sounds around the house and be more comfortable...