OT: hearing aids, again
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chunkyfrog
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Re: OT: hearing aids, again
I would add that any audiologist who will only dispense ONE brand probably should be avoided.
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Re: OT: hearing aids, again
That would be the equivalent of buying glasses at the drugstore. They MIGHT work for you and if they do....cool for you. Getting a good fit with hearing aids takes a lot of knowledge of the product, the programming and the patient's hearing loss. You can make sounds louder, but doesn't mean you are getting the best fit possible.grayghost4 wrote:Or get a pair that you can adjust yourself.
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Re: OT: hearing aids, again
Who can tell if I should listen to a frequency which eliminates the Tinnitus tone in my ears or which just resembles the tone, and what about the volume?
I paid $40 for 2 months treatment therapy.
http://www.audionotch.com/app/tune/
I paid $40 for 2 months treatment therapy.
http://www.audionotch.com/app/tune/
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Re: OT: hearing aids, again
If it works, it's money well spent; otherwise . . .
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