Hearing Aids

The Completely-In-Canal (CIC) hearing aid is the smallest of all the models, a little bigger than an IIC device. The CIC is almost invisible in the ear, with only the faceplate and battery drawer usually visible and also provides the ultimate in discretion. It fits deep within the canal and a tiny extension cord is used to place and remove the hearing aid.CIC instruments are Suitable for many levels of hearing loss and are custom made.

They are usually small like an eartip and sit in the outer portion of the ear canal. The shell of the hearing aid is custom-made to fit the shape of your ear. They are designed and sculptured to fit either half your external ear (cavum concha) or the entire external ear (cavum and cymba concha). ITE hearing aids are often suitable for most types of hearing losses. Extraction cords can be fitted to ITE hearing aids to help insert and remove them from the ear

These discreet hearing aids are slightly larger and more visible than Invisible-in-the-Canal (IIC) or Completely-In-the-Canal (CIC) hearing aids. They are designed and sculptured to fit in the lower third of your external ear (cavum concha).It features technologies such as Bluetooth to connect to smartphones, tv, music players and remote microphone accessories to make hands-free calls using their hearing aids, and listen to stereo audio and music wirelessly. It is used For mild to mildly severe hearing loss who prioritize more advanced features and connectivity. Custom-made for you.

BTE are the most common and and frequently selected models. They are slightly smaller and are ideal for wearers with limited dexterity and moderate to severe hearing loss. A tube connects the hearing aid to a custom earpiece that fits in your ear canal. The microphone is placed behind the ear and the receiver is connected via a thin, clear tube that is placed inside the ear that routes the sounds around you.