You have likely already guessed that “Invisible Hearing Aids” are called invisible because they are virtually invisible. In fact, they can only be seen when someone is looking down your ear canal! Their physical size is barely bigger than that of a large jellybean. Invisible hearing aids are easily the smallest hearing aid style available. […]
https://www.facebook.com/StarkeyHearingCanada/videos/474047433255315/ Maintaining your hearing aids through daily cleaning and regular service is important for a number of reasons. Proper care ensures top performance, ensures a long service life, and guarantees proper hygiene. TIP: be careful not to drop your hearing aids on a hard surface. Always work over a soft surface such as a towel
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Hearing Aid manufacturer Starkey has made an announcement that their Livio line of hearing aids will be offering direct audio streaming of phone calls and media for Android phones. This opens up a whole new range of functionality to all existing Livio and Via AI models. Starkey and Audibel hearing aids are the only ones
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Matthew Hench’s satirical video takes aim at some of the stereotypical comments he hears from people about his hearing aids. We recommend checking out he part where he says “I don’t think I need glasses”. Ultimately though he sums it all up with this quote: If you have bad eyes you get glassess. If you
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Starkey’s Livio AI is the first BTE (behind the ear) hearing aid to use artificial intelligence to provide superior sound quality. To aid you in improving your overall heath, Livio AI can also track both your mental and physical health. This Bluetooth enabled hearing aid is compatible with a variety of wireless devices, giving you
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Hearing aids are amazingly durable when you consider they are used all day, every day and are full of delicate electronics. Although most hearing aids will last roughly 5 years or more, they will need minor maintenance and repairs from time to time. When your hearing aids are not working as designed, they may reduce
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