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Product Styles

Hear Again Centers have many styles to choose from.

Carefully assessing your degree of hearing loss, preferred styles, and the costs, Hear Again professionals will recommend the most appropriate solutions and options. The style is a critical factor in your success. In many cases, cosmetic appeal is the # 1 goal. In others, we emphasize ease of use.

The latest devices are 100% digital and are computer-adjusted for optimal sound quality. They are designed for ultimate comfort and ease of care. The more traditional devices offer ease of use and affordability. Directional microphones, available in most styles, reduce background noise by literally focusing on sounds in front of you.

IIC (Invisible-In-The-Canal)
The IIC is the newest type of hearing aid designed for those who desire the utmost in discreet hearing aid technology. It is a custom fit device which features the most advanced digital processing. Completely invisible in your ear the IIC is perfect for people who think "You'll never see me wearing a hearing aid."

Completely-In-Canal
Most cosmetically discreet Fully automatic - no switches Best natural sound quality The smallest aid available. It is almost invisible when it is placed in the ear.	Click on the picture to view larger

In-The-Canal
Cosmetically discreet Easy to insert and remove Appropriate for many hearing losses This style fills just the opening into the ear canal.	Click on the picture to view larger

In-The-Ear
Easy to use Most economical Appropriate for most hearing losses This style consists of a flesh color casing that is custom fit for the ear. The hearing aid components are contained in the casing.	Click on the picture to view larger

Behind-The-Ear
most versatile most durable best for severe hearing loss This style uses a clear earmold placed in the ear to anchor the hearing aid and direct the sound into the ear. It offers superior programming capabilities and comfort.	Click on the picture to view larger

On-The-Ear

On-the-ear hearing instruments allow the ear canal to be "open" or non-occluded with an aid or an ear mold. On-the-ear hearing aids offer many advantages including:

Reduction of the occlusion effect. When an ear is blocked by a traditional earmold or hearing aid, people often complain that their voice sounds “hollow,” “boomy,” or like they are speaking in a “tunnel.” The open-ear style dramatically reduces these problems and improves acceptance of, and satisfaction with hearing aids.
Acoustic transparency. The use of the ultra thin tubing and small dome-style tip in the ear canal has minimal impact on the natural resonance characteristics of the ear canal. This allows for a more natural sound quality when the hearing device is in place.
Cosmetic appeal and enhanced comfort. The micro-device fits discreetly behind the ear while the ultra-thin tubing and dome conforms to the shape of the ear. This adds to the cosmetic appeal and increased comfort of these new devices. As you can see, these new open-ear hearing devices are almost invisible when placed on the ear.

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