Tips For Hearing Health In The Month Of September
Wear ear plus or protective ear muffs when you are at a loud event; keep the volume below 60% of the maximum limit on your personal audio devices and; get a hearing test done.
Common Hearing Aid Issues and Quick Fixes:
no sound: replace battery, clean mic; weak volume: change wax guard, check battery; whistling/feedback: reinsert, check the tubing; intermittent sound: dry hearing aids and; distorted audio: clean, come see if this keeps happening.
Make Hearing Health A Priority In The Month Of September
If conversations are becoming more difficult to follow make it a priority this month to schedule a hearing test with us. The earlier hearing loss is detected, the faster it can be treated.
Repair/Remake Warranty Expiry Date
You should get your hearing aids checked before the repair/remake warranty expires to make sure hidden problems, physical wear and performance drops are fixed/replaced free of charge before you have to pay for costly repairs.
Should I Get My Hearing Aids Checked Before The Loss And Damages Warranty Expires?
Yes. Getting your hearing aids checked will get hidden problems get fixed and worn out parts can get replaced without you having to pay for future repairs.
How To Help Someone Who Has Hearing Loss
Face the person that you are speaking to, speak clearly and repeat what you have said if needed.
Celebrities Who Wear Hearing Aids
Whoopi Goldberg, Jodie Foster, Lou Ferrigno, Rob Lowe and Stephen Colbert have talked openly about their hearing loss and the fact that they use either hearing aids or assistive devices to manage their hearing loss. Please do not be ashamed/embarrassed READ MORE
Warranties On Hearing Aids, Molds And Accessories At Life Hearing Solutions
Hearing Aids: 3 year repair/remake warranty and 2 year loss/damages warranty Molds: 90-day remake warranty and 1 year service warranty Accessories: 1 year warranty 90-day trial period Shipping fee and mold fees are non-refundable
Hearing Aid Coverage By Province:
Ontario-covers $500.00 per hearing aid through the Assistive Devices Program. Alberta-covers 100% of standard-cost hearing aids through the AADL program. Quebec-provides partial or full device assistance. Manitoba-covers up to $2,000.00 for qualifying older adults. BC, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia and New READ MORE