Hearing aids videos provide our customers with rich content that include closed captions for the hearing impaired. Our hearing aid related videos cover topics from purchasing hearing saids, cleaning and maintaining, to the experience of what it’s like being fitted for your very first set of hearing aids.
Professional athlete Tyson Gillies gets candid about his hearing loss, why he trusts Starkey hearing aids, and how they held up during The Amazing Race Canada. Jump to: Part 1 – Tyson on Hearing Loss | Part 2 – The Amazing Race + Edge AI Part 1: Tyson on Hearing Loss and Owning His Journey […]
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This informative video out of Britain debunks 7 common hearing aid myths we often hear about hearing aids. Take note at 2 minutes 15 seconds in. The presenter makes an excellent comparison about catching your hearing loss sooner than later and comparing hearing loss treatment to that of an injured muscle. We give the video
Leslie Holden, founder and owner of the Polo Park Hearing Centre speaks about her journey to getting fit with her first set of hearing aids. She discusses her hearing loss and what led up to the decision to get tested. The decision is often a difficult one for most people. It is common to see
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This fun video explains how our mind can misinterpret what we hear. Featured are several cool examples of how what you see while listening can influence your interpretation of what you are hearing. From Wikipedia, “An auditory illusion is an illusion of hearing, the aural equivalent of an optical illusion: the listener hears either sounds
Buyer beware – mislabeled hearing amplifiers being sold online as hearing aids. Amplifiers will not perform the same as hearing aids and are sold at a fraction of the price. Please be careful when looking at a deal that is too good to be true. Questions? Call us to hear what you have been missing: (204)
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It’s estimated that 1.5 Millions Canadians along with more than 7 million Americans suffer from vertigo. The symptoms of vertigo are described as the feeling that your surroundings are spinning or moving while you’re body remains still. These extreme dizzy spells are life-changing to say the least. They can be triggered from something as simple as rolling
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