Over the counter hearing aids (OTC HAs) is a new classification of hearing instruments for mild to moderate hearing loss. These devices are still being defined by the FDA. The FDA was tasked with developing the new category of hearing aids to help make them more accessible. As the name implies, these will be devices…
While the most common cause of dementia is aging, it is not inevitable that everyone will develop it. Those that do develop dementia tend to have other risk factors along with aging. Early onset hearing loss that is left untreated is among those risks. Other risk factors include hypertension smoking, depression, physical activity, social isolation…
The perception of noise in the ears is called tinnitus. It’s a common problem affecting over 15 to 20% of Americans. One may hear a ringing, humming, buzzing, hissing or any number of other sounds. Tinnitus is usually a symptom of an underlying condition, such as noise exposure or age-related hearing loss. There are many…
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Most hearing aids have a 7-10 day battery life based on 12-16 hours of use per day (without Bluetooth streaming). Your actual battery life depends on the battery size, how many hours a day you use your devices, your hearing needs and how you use them. For example, if you stream phone calls, work in…