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This is the smallest, least visible custom hearing aid, much like contact lenses for the eyes. These hearing aids have enough power for mild to moderate hearing losses. |
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This is a small and cosmetically appealing custom hearing aid. This slightly larger shell allows for ample power to benefit a wider range of hearing losses. |
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This custom hearing aid fits securely in the ear, offering easy positioning and adjustment by the user. The larger shell allows for enough power to help even some severe forms of hearing loss. |
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This hearing aid rests behind the ear and is connected to a custom-made earmold. It is the perfect choice for people with severe to profound hearing losses. |
With advanced technology, state-of-the-art microcircuitry, and sophisticated prduction techniques, your custom hearing instruments will deliver outstanding sound and enhanced clarity, and enable you to enjoy the world around you once again.
"Use of hearing aids is perhaps the most important factor in rehabilitating people with nerve hearing disorders," writes Dr. Gale Gardner, M.D., world-renowned ear specialist (otologist) and author of Nerve Deafness and You. "Hearing aids won't cure nerve deafness any more than glasses will cure poor eyesight. Hearing aids can, however, help most people with sensorineural hearing impairment - nerve deafness -- to hear better, an important first step in reestablishing an individual's social, economic, and emotional well being."
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Herkimer Hearing Aid Center