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Living With a Hearing Aid
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3 tips for getting the most out of your rechargeable hearing aid batteries
From tips for not forgetting to optimal charging techniques, find out how to get the most out of you rechargeable hearing aids.
01/12/20
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Cleaning your hearing aids and changing batteries
When you get into a good routine of wearing your hearing aids, you start noticing things. New sounds. New sensations. New emotions. And, quite possibly, earwax.
11/02/20
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How to give your hearing aids a long life
Wearing hearing aids is one of the best investments you can make to improve your quality of life. As you may have already experienced, it doesn’t ‘just’ allow you to hear better; it lets you fully participate in life. Take good care of them and you have steady companions for years to come.
11/02/20
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Five useful daily tips
Getting into a good routine in the early days with your hearing aids can be very important. We have helped hundreds of thousands of people get back to enjoying life with hearing, and we know that there are factors that can contribute to making this initial period with hearing aids a success.
11/02/20
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Let's get connected!
Now that you are well underway in your life with hearing aids, you might feel ready to get connected!
11/02/20
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How to make listening safer
Sounds and noises make the world interesting and vibrant. And sound can help us switch off too. But how do we keep our hearing safe?
20/12/18
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Hearing aid evolution is music to musicians ears
The importance of hearing music and how to get the most enjoyment out of it when you have a hearing loss.
02/10/18
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