Hearing Aids
IIC (Invisible in the Canal)
Considerations:
- custom made
- focus on size
- invisible style
- small enough to hide in the ear
Mild to severe loss (up to 75/85dB)
CIC (Completely In The Canal)
Considerations:
- cosmetically appealing – nearly invisible
- requires good dexterity to insert
- easy telephone use
- potential for “plugged up” feeling
- shorter battery life
- occasional wax build up
Mild to moderate loss (up to 65dB)
ITC (In The Canal)
Considerations:
- cosmetically appealing – slightly visible
- requires good dexterity to insert
- easy telephone use
- less “plugged up” feeling
Mild to severe loss (up to 70dB)
ITE HS (In the Ear - Half Shell)
Considerations:
- cosmetically appealing – slightly visible
- requires good dexterity to insert
- easy telephone use
- less “plugged up” feeling
Mild to severe loss (up to 70dB)
ITE FS (In the Ear - Full Shell)
Considerations:
- more visible in the ear
- easy to handle
- less “plugged up” feeling
Mild to severe loss (up to 70dB)
miniRITE (Receiver in the Ear)
Considerations:
- smallest and most discreet behind-the-ear style
- fully featured
- wireless connectivity
- rechargeable option
- maximum support in noise environments
Mild to severe loss (up to 105dB)
BTE (Behind The Ear)
Considerations:
- cosmetically appealing for significant hearing loss
- easy to insert
- same day fitting
- no “plugged up” feeling