Over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aid options are quickly becoming readily available across the US. You can purchase them in stores or by mail order, making them a convenient option for those who can’t visit an audiologist. At the forefront, it sounds like a great idea....
OTC stands for “Over the Counter” and represents amplification devices that may be purchased online or in a store without an evaluation by a hearing healthcare professional. The reason that we see more OTC devices becoming available is because the FDA approved...
If we have learned anything from this year, it’s how unpredictable and chaotic life can be. And, unfortunately, many people in San Antonio have been at the brunt of this, causing them serious financial burdens and impacting their hearing as a result. It upsets us...
Many of our patients here at Audicles Hearing Services take advantage of the great accessibility feature of iPhones that allow them to pair their hearing aids to their phones via Bluetooth. When Apple first introduced the feature, it was truly a game-changer for...
Worldwide estimates place the number of individuals affected by hearing loss at around 466 million people. Their quality of life is enhanced significantly with the use of hearing aids. As micro-digital technology continues to have a powerful impact on the hearing aid...
Every few years, there is a technology release in the world of hearing care that feels like a huge leap forward. From everything that I was reading in the run-up to the release of the ReSound ONE, it felt like this was going to be a big step forward. That’s why, when...
