Guidelines

How far into my ear should my hearing aid go?

How far into my ear should my hearing aid go?

The earpiece should point towards the ear canal opening. 3. Gently push the earpiece into your ear canal until the thin tube sits close against the side of your head.

What is the best hearing aid for mild to moderate hearing loss?

Oticon Opn
Our top pick for the best hearing aid for moderate hearing loss is the Oticon Opn. We picked the Oticon Opn for several reasons: The Opn sounds very natural due to the fast processing speed of Oticon’s Velox chip and Oticon’s BrainHearing technology.

At what distance from a speaker is the optimum for hearing for a person wearing a hearing aid?

2. Hearing Aids Are Only Effective for Distances Up to Six Feet. Shocking as it may seem, hearing aids are really only effective for distances up to six feet from the sound source.

Can a Phonak transmitter be used as a hearing aid?

A major feature of more recent Phonak hearing aids is Roger Direct. Direct audio streaming from a Phonak Roger transmitter straight into compatible hearing aids. No external Roger neckloop, streaming device or ear level Roger X receiver.

What does Cros stand for in Phonak Hearing Aid?

If this sounds familiar, Phonak CROS B is the smart solution for you. CROS stands for ‘Contralateral Routing of Signal’ and consists of two parts: the CROS device with a microphone to pick up sounds and voices from the non hearing ear and wirelessly transmit them to the hearing aid

What kind of Phonak is Roger direct compatible with?

Roger Direct Compatibility – Roger Direct currently works with Phonak Marvel (M90, M70, M50, M30), Phonak Paradise (P90, P70, P50, P30), NHS Phonak Nathos Nova, Unitron Discover Next (DX), Unitron Blu (B) and Specsavers Advance 470, 670, 770 and 870. Across all BTE and RIC (on the ear) and in the ear versions that are bluetooth compatible.

Are there any FM receivers that work with cochlear implants?

MLxi is a universal Dynamic FM receiver, compatible with almost every hearing aid and cochlear implant speech processor on the market. It functions when connected to an audio shoe or streamer.