Having problems with your hearing aids?
Please remember, you can always call us directly on (08) 8272 6621.
Please remember, you can always call us directly on (08) 8272 6621.
Hearing aids are amazing technology and they have many features to improve your listening experience, but learning how to use all these features properly can be confusing. Luckily, the National Acoustic Laboratories have published a wonderful online guide on how to use your hearing aid features: https://www.nal.gov.au/nal_pro...
Remember, if you are having problems you are always welcome to book an appointment with one of our expert Audiologists on (08) 8272 6621.
Which hearing aid goes in each ear?
There is a small coloured tag, usually on the bottom of each hearing aid, which indicates which ear each hearing aid belongs to:
Below are some general tips for managing your hearing aids:
We have compiled some general hearing aid care guides to help you get the most out of your hearing aids.
Follow the steps below:
RIC hearing aids have a wire that connect the hearing aid sitting behind the ear to the dome sitting inside your ear canal.
RIC hearing aids look similar to this:
BTE hearing aids have a tube that connect the hearing aid sitting behind the ear to a dome or mold sitting in your ear canal.
BTE hearing aids look similar to this:
Rechargeable hearing aids do not require new batteries every week and sit in a charging case overnight.
Rechargeable hearing aids and their charging stations look like this:
CIC hearing aids sit completely within your ear.
CIC hearing aids look similar to this:
Click on the link a RIC Hearing Aid Care Guide
Click on the link for a BTE Hearing Aid Care Guide
Click on the link for a RIC Rechargeable Hearing Aid Care Guide
Click on the link for a CIC Hearing Aid Care Guide
If you are still having problems, don't worry! That is what we are here for.
You can call us directly on (08) 8272 6621, or book in an appointment at your local clinic below: