Hearing Aids Not Amplifier for Seniors Rechargeable, OTC In-the-Ear Hearing Aid, Hearing Aides for Adults Men Women Elderly Hearing Loss 1026

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• OTC Hearing Aids. They are OTC professional hearing aid, not sound amplifiers. These hearing aids are suitable for most people with mild to moderate hearing loss, but not for the very few people with very severe hearing loss.
• Same Quality as Stores. This hearing aids have the same features and quality as those sold in stores. They are just the same level products. They are only 10% compared to stores.
• Virtually Invisible. They are small in ear hearing aids, with a compact, virtually invisible design, like Bluetooth headsets, so no one will know you are wearing hearing aids.
• Noise Reduction. Advanced DSP chips offer perfect noise cancellation, protecting your ears.
• Easy to Use. Choose the earplugs you feel most comfortable with and adjust the volume to the right level for you. Put them in your ears in the morning, remove them before going to bed, and put them in the charging case. Clean them with a brush every two weeks.
• Long Last Power - 20 hours of hearing time with one quick charge and 100 hours with external charging case. Both hearing aids & charging case are rechargeable. Stay charged at home and on-the-go. Save $200/yr on batteries.
• Fathers Mothers Day Gifts. Hearing aids are the most desired product for seniors with hearing loss. Just buy this product for your parent with hearing loss.
• Note Before Purchase. Regardless of the brand of hearing aids, and whether you buy them on Amazon or in a store, you need some time to get used to them, because it takes time for your brain to get used to these new sounds, as well as sounds you haven’t heard in a long time. This acclimatization time is about 4 to 8 weeks.
• Noise is more likely occurring in small in-ear hearing aids and is known as ‘feedback.’ It occurs when amplified sound from the hearing aids escapes back to the microphone and is re-amplified. Please watch the A+ to learn how to reduce noise.