Hearing aids recommendations
I am looking for recommendations and information on hearing aids, best and best place to purchase.
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Correct but please take note $500 per ear once EVERY 3 years.qman23 wrote: ↑ Speaking for Ontario residents, no referral is needed to be tested at a hearing center. Many centers do testing at no charge.
If you are a candidate for hearing aids, then they need to be prescribed by an audiologist or your GP. (They will use the test results to make their assessment)
Ontario has an Assistive Devices Program, and will cover part of the cost up to $500 per ear.
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The OP didn't ask about government programs at all.
Jun 7th, 2021 2:42 pm
BTW: "Tinnitus" programs can be used for desensitation to other things but Tinnitus. For example if a patient is sensitive to certain real sounds. But of course if that's your issue, discuss it with your audiologist.
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I think all hearing aid manufacturers have an approximate 18 month product cycle.CNeufeld wrote: ↑ I got my hearing aids from Costco. I think they had a 90 day money back offer, so you could try them and see if you could adjust to them. Plus a "loss-replacement" warranty, which I've had to use (unfortunately).
As far as current gen or not... Not really sure about what you'd be missing.
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You will spend a lot on batteries since you stream a lot of music.
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