There’s no unilateral advice for how often you should clean your hearing aids, but most pros suggest doing so at least weekly ...

Don’t use a hair dryer or put your hearing aid in the microwave or oven—that will damage the device. For safety’s sake, Cavitt recommends keeping your hearing aids in your ears all day, when ...

Don’t use a hair dryer or put your hearing aid in the microwave or oven—that will damage the device. For safety’s sake, ...

What style of hearing aid you choose has a lot to do with your specific loss and your lifestyle. If you are new to hearing aids, it can be difficult to distinguish between different styles of hearing ...

Who it's for: People with mild to severe hearing loss. Pros: Fits widest range of hearing loss. Earmould fits snugly while the rest of the aid sits behind the ear. Most versatile and reliable type of ...

6 fascinating things you might not know about audiology, ears and hearing aids. Rich Bothfeld, Au.D., shares what he's learned in his 25 year career. Posted October 25, 2024. Updated February 5.