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Hearing aid selling at £8.99 in Lidl stores
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sorted byI had another hearing test couple of years ago and now have 2 hearing aids, seems it is more the higher end of vocal range that is affected. I try not to wear them when my daughters are visiting, a lot more peaceful LOL
My hearing loss is mainly caused by tinitus masking quiet noise, so maybe a good buy for someone with acute hearing loss.
Probably, if you want to damage your hearing X)
In all seriousness you should always be assessed professionally by NHS or other, as using a more powerful hearing aid than you need will actually damage your hearing long term.
I've seen one patient who had this on- he was so relieved he could hear properly when we fitted him with a real hearing aid
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What was that .. did you say something
They are very good - to good for me with a minor hearing impediment. See my post earlier.
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if you are wondering whether you have hearing loss or not just book a hearing test with your gp
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WHAT???? CAN YOU REPEAT!!!!!! ........ ARE THESE ANY GOOD?...NO !!!!
I bet Hatton Garden are quaking in there boots.
These are great, but are even better if you can block unwanted noise entering the ear canal. A cheap hack is to insert the hearing aid and from Poundland buy a tube of silicone sealant and the cage.
Cut the tip off the tube- only a small hole get a friend/ or it your arms are long enough, yourself- and slowly pull the trigger whilst positions nozzle behind the hearing aid sleeve/tip and let it fill up the ear canal and the outside of your ear.
This will give you a perfect deal of your ear and save you a fortune getting an audiologist to do a ear mold.
2 part epoxy-resin is better, but it has a very short working time and it can get quite warm.
Polyfila can be used, just make sure it's not too runny, or too thick- as you don't want it breaking off in chunks because you didn't add enough water.
I have hearing trouble, the hearing tests are different now to make them more real life rather that silence and tones. Maybe go back and try again. I have tonal trouble in both ears for different reasons but def worth going again for a retest
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PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS. just go to your GP and get a referral to your local Audiology department, the aids are soooo much better now than they used to be
I don't agree. My grandma has been fitted for one twice but they never work for her and always get really loud to the point that you can hear it from across the room. This one however improves hear hearing. It doesn't screech and she can now hear properly. It might just luck but these have helped her.