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What There Is to Know Did you know that hearing loss can affect more than just your ears? Studies have found that people with hearing loss are up to five...

What is Noise-Induced Hearing Loss? Many of us are exposed to loud sounds every day, whether it’s from concerts, power tools, traffic, or even headphones. Over time—or even after one...

Balance and Your Ears Balance plays a key role in everyday life. It helps you stand, walk, run, and move around without falling. But what do your ears have to...

Did You Know Ears Can Clean Themselves? Earwax is completely normal! It is produced naturally and plays a vital role in protecting and maintaining the health of your ears. In...

Wearing Glasses or a Face Mask with Hearing Aids Wearing glasses and/or a face mask with hearing aids can be a bit tricky at first, especially if your devices sit...

Modern Hearing Aids and an Active Lifestyle Modern hearing aids are designed to keep up with an active lifestyle. They help you stay aware of your surroundings, enjoy conversations, hear...

At the Airport? YES! You can wear your hearing aids while travelling by plane, and they can be especially helpful in busy airport environments. They’ll assist you in hearing important...

What Is It? Tinnitus is the experience of hearing sounds like ringing, buzzing, hissing, or clicking when there’s no actual sound around you. It’s a common condition, affecting around 10–15%...

What Is It? Fluctuating hearing loss means your hearing changes — some days it’s better, and other days it’s worse. This can make it harder to follow conversations or enjoy...

Identifying Hearing Loss Early Identifying hearing loss early is essential for maintaining communication, relationships, and overall well-being. When hearing starts to fade, it can affect how you connect with family,...