Accessories for hearing aids
You can stream wireless phone calls, use your hearing aids as a wireless headset, and more with hearing aid accessories! To help you get the most out of your hearing aids, we provide a range of high-quality accessories that are compatible with them.
Many individuals depend on their hearing aids to help them, but occasionally a hearing aid requires assistance in order to work at its peak. The correct accessories might be your hearing aid's best friend, but selecting them can be difficult and perplexing. We have put together a list of the most practical hearing aid accessories on the market in order to be of assistance.
1. Accessories for connectivity
Your phone, computer, laptop, TV, and other electronic devices can all be used with a variety of hearing aid accessories that are readily accessible. This entails that you can stream audio from your phone calls, music, audiobooks, and television shows directly to your hearing aids.
By transmitting the sounds straight to your ears through this streaming feature, background noise is removed, giving you a crisper audio experience.
To find out how to get more use out of your hearing aids, schedule a presentation to learn about popular hearing aid connecting devices:
- TV adapter: Join your hearing aids to the TV immediately.
- Connect Clip: Improve speaker clarity
- Connect hearing aids to landline phones with a phone adapter.
- Remote management: Control your hearing aid covertly.
2. Batteries for hearing aids
A brand-new hearing aid battery can last for five to ten days in your hearing aid before needing to be replaced.
The type of hearing aid you use, the size of the battery, how long phone calls (and other audio) are streamed, and how well you maintain for your hearing aids all affect how long the battery lasts.
Even though it might go without saying, hearing aids don't function properly or at all when their batteries are bad. Both disposable and rechargeable batteries are available for hearing aids. Having extra batteries on available can help you avoid missing any critical information.
Ask one of our hearing care specialists how to maximise the functionality of your hearing aids.
3. Cleaning equipment
Keep your hearing as clean as you can to avoid wax accumulation and subsequent ear infections, regardless of whether your hearing aid is brand new or a true classic model. Every time you remove your hearing aid from your ear, make sure to clean it. Choosing the appropriate kit should be simple; just make sure it includes the following: a wax pick, cleaning brush, protective case, and instructions.
Your hearing aids will remain in top shape and be used to their full potential if you take care of and clean them. You'll require the following hearing aid accessories to maintain your hearing aid clean and wax-free:
- Wax pick: Prevents earwax buildup on your hearing aid.
- Brush: Cleans debris from your hearing aid.
- After being rinsed with water, BTE ear moulds can be dried using an air blower.
- When not being worn, a container provides a dry area to keep hearing aids.
- You can get specific instructions on how to take care of the particular brand and model of hearing aid you bought from your hearing care specialist.
4. Headphone domes
For the optimum sound quality, your hearing care specialist has carefully selected the ear piece or dome that best suits your hearing aids.
These domes must be kept clean or updated on a regular basis because they are designed to fit within your ear canal (as suggested by your hearing care specialist).
At the very least once a month (or as recommended by your hearing care practitioner), we advise changing these disposable domes.
5. Extra parts and wax guards
Earwax is something that everyone possesses and that aids in preventing harm to the ear canal. Even though earwax buildup can make hearing aids less functional, wax guards can shield them from harm. Things still break even with routine maintenance, so it's a good idea to keep a few extra parts on hand in case anything goes wrong.
6. Hearing aids with Bluetooth capabilities
Being up to date with the latest technological trends is a good idea in today's high-tech world of smartphones and open Bluetooth. Many well-known museums and public spaces now broadcast Bluetooth for their own hearing assistance headsets, which you can pick up with a Bluetooth enabled hearing aid. This enables you to connect to your smartphone without having to worry about feedback.
It's ideal to keep yourself as educated with your hearing aids and a new breakthrough in the technology. Ask your query via Book an Appointment today. For more information visit https://hearing.careinc.ca or you can call us today at (403)605-6300