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No. These hearing aids are designed for persons over the age of 18 with perceived mild-to-moderate hearing loss. You can try these hearing aids straight out of the box and enjoy features like volume control and a range of programs* to tailor the devices according to your needs. *Go Prime and Lexie B1 and B2 models only. 

The design, and multiple dome sizes that come with each pair of hearing aids allow for the most comfortable fit. You can choose a dome that allows the device to fit most comfortably and securely in your ears. 

A team of Product Experts is ready to assist and answer any questions you have, Monday to Sunday from 9:00 am - 8:00 pm EST. Call (779) 212 7607 to speak with a Product Expert. 

Complete the free hearing test to find out your hearing status in under 2 minutes. 

These hearing aids are designed for perceived mild-to-moderate hearing loss. More significant hearing losses require fittings that have to be provided by a hearing healthcare practitioner. 

It’s recommended to wear both hearing aids to ensure better sound quality. This also helps you better identify where sounds are coming from. 

You will receive your hearing aids to the specified address (as stated on your order) within 4 - 6 working days.  Updates are sent by email for you to track the progress of your order status.

If you are a first-time wearer, it can take some time to get used to the hearing aids. How quickly you adjust often depends on how frequently you wear them. It’s recommended that you start wearing your hearing aids 1 to 2 hours per day in a relatively quiet environment. After a few days, you can start to expose yourself to more sounds and noises and increase the wearing time week by week. At the beginning (first 4 weeks) you might notice an increase in the noise levels around you. Background noise and unfamiliar sounds may seem too loud. This will improve over time the more you wear your hearing aids. Voices and the television may be clearer. You may hear the internal workings of the hearing aid and your own voice may also sound quite loud and hollow, this is normal. Between weeks 5 and 8 you should start growing accustomed to your hearing aids. 

Wearing a hearing aid can increase the amount of earwax your ears produce. It is important to clean your hearing aids regularly. Use a wet wipe, soft cloth, or tissue to wipe the surface of the device. Use the brush to clean away any traces of wax from around the sound outlet and wax guard. If the microphone opening is clogged by dust or dirt, carefully brush away visible signs of debris from the openings. 

• It is important to wear your devices regularly, as well as clean them on a regular basis.

• Do not use hairspray, spray paint, or other sticky sprays when using the devices.

• Keep the hearing aid away from direct sunlight or moisture and water. Store the hearing aids in the charging case or carrying case while not in use.

• Avoid any physical shock (e.g. dropping) to the hearing aids.

• For optimal performance, use a dehumidifier or drying capsules on a daily basis to remove moisture from the devices.

• Store your hearing aids where they can easily be found, but safely out of reach of pets and children.

Give the Product Experts a call on our dedicated support number (779) 212 7607 and they will be able to assist you. 

We recommend that you replace the dome with a new one of similar size and shape approximately every 3 months to ensure that the hearing aid performs optimally. 

It’s recommended that you have your ears checked for wax by a healthcare practitioner at least twice a year, or whenever you see your healthcare practitioner for an appointment.