from Hampden Hearing Center
Every hearing aid needs a source of dependable power. The source of that power is the hearing aid battery. Running on air Hearing aid batteries once had as much as 50% mercury. By the mid 1990’s that level was reduced to 1%. Now hearing aid batteries have absolutely no mercury. Modern hearing aid batteries use […]
2019 marks the 35th anniversary of Hampden Hearing Center East. As we reminisce about the past 35 years, think about what has changed.
Many hearing aids have the capability to receive the sound directly from a television transmitter wirelessly, so you can understand more clearly.
The person with a hearing loss is usually "the last one to know." Family, friends and co-workers notice the problem long before the person with the hearing loss does.
Every day, wipe your hearing aids with a dry cloth or tissue, brush the openings with a small cleaning brush and replace the wax guards and domes on a regular basis.
