Order Rechargeable OTC Hearing Aids For Perceived Mild To Moderate Hearing Loss

by PRC Agency PR

Do you suffer from perceived mild to moderate hearing loss? Been shocked at the price of prescription devices?

Check out NANO Hearing Aids – part of Hearing At Home LLC – and read their guide that explores the differences between over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription models. More details at https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/over-the-counter-hearing-aids-vs-prescription-hearing-aids-what-to-expect

Cost Effective

OTC devices represent a cost-effective way to manage your auditory issues. Each NANO product is available for over $1,000 less than comparable prescription models and can be purchased without the need for a hearing test or consultation with a hearing professional, NANO Hearing Aids notes.

Prescription Problems

The article explains the basic stages of hearing loss, from mild – having difficulty hearing soft or faint sounds and struggling to converse in the face of background noise – to moderate, in which even moderately loud sounds are difficult to distinguish, commonly causing sufferers to withdraw from social interactions. Severe or profound hearing loss necessitates lip reading, visual cues, sign language, or cochlear implants. The latter two categories must be treated by an audiological professional so you'll need to seek help if this applies to you.

FDA Registration

As of October 2022, hearing aids that meet FDA standards can be purchased over the counter. All NANO devices are FDA Class 1-registered, giving you an assurance that they are credible products and are safe to use without medical supervision.

Entry-Level CIC Options

The guide points out the significant price differences between prescription and OTC devices. NANO's range starts at $297 for the entry-level CIC2 – a completely-in-canal hearing aid that is small enough to be virtually invisible. This model comes with two audio programs for adjusting the sound as well as tips and domes to ensure the earpieces fit snugly and securely in your ear canal.

BTE

While prescription hearing aids are available in a wider range of designs and styles including receiver-in-canal and bone-anchored devices that are surgically implanted, as a NANO customer, you can still choose between CIC or behind-the-ear (BTE) styles. The X2 and Sigma Plus models, for instance, are slim yet powerful BTE products that offer your four audio programs as well as noise reduction and cancellation technology. Sigma Plus users can also control their hearing aids via Bluetooth.

Rechargeable

All NANO products are rechargeable, saving you significant sums on battery replacement. The CIC2 provides up to 12 hours of continuous use on a single charge with the compact charging pod able to be used on the move. The BTE devices feature larger nightstand chargers and give you up to 14 hours of power.

The article states, “If you’re short on time and want fast hearing improvement, OTC hearing aids are the best option for you. Prescription hearing aids take a while to be fitted and adjusted, prolonging the time you have to spend struggling with hearing loss.”

For the very best in OTC audio, choose NANO!

For more info, go to https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/over-the-counter-hearing-aids-vs-prescription-hearing-aids-what-to-expect

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