Hearing Aid Accessories

You will definitely need these. A growing number of hearing aid models come with rechargeable batteries that come with a charger, but many still run on disposable batteries. We’ll help you get the right batteries for your hearing aids.

No, we aren’t talking about party streamers; these streamers are devices that enable real-time audio streaming from mobile phones, computers, MP3 players, TVs, etc. Streamers can even work with Bluetooth©-enabled devices or devices with audio-out/mic jacks. They actually pipe the desired sound right into your hearing aids for amazing sound quality.

You might also have heard the term “dry jar” attached to hearing aid dehumidifiers. Hearing aids are made of sensitive electronic components that, although they are encased and protected, can still be vulnerable in humid climates or other moist environments. There several different types of hearing aid dehumidifiers, some of which even keep them sanitized as well. Many brands of hearing aids come with a dehumidifier recommended for that particular set.

The Roger microphone, designed by Phonak, is built to work with hearing aids to improve speech understanding across greater distances or in noisier environments. The Roger system consists of a receiver, which can be installed in your hearing aid by a hearing health professional, and a microphone that streams directly to the hearing aid. It adapts to changes in volume by automatically adjusting volume to emphasize the speaker’s voice.

Built for improving speech intelligibility, remote microphones are made to work in conjunction with hearing aids. Once a remote microphone picks up on a speech signal, it delivers it directly to the patient’s hearing aid, making it easier to understand voices over background noise.