Reduce wind noise in hearing aids; improve sound localization – a new video from Dr. Cliff
M&RIE can reduce wind noise up to 19 decibels, making it possible to hear speech outside on a windy day.
M&RIE can reduce wind noise up to 19 decibels, making it possible to hear speech outside on a windy day.
Damage to hearing occurs over time, as the total exposure to loud sound builds up. Or it can happen with a one-time, intense burst of sound.
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“I’d recommend testing (hearing aids) out. And, to give yourself time to get used to them as your brain hasn’t heard certain sounds ever or in a long time.”
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ReSound ONE was built around the idea that everyone’s ear is as unique as their fingerprint
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“They sound and feel completely natural – just like my own hearing used to. It is not only that, I don’t notice them anymore. They are so discreet and so well adapted that they feel like part of me.”
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ReSound ONE was developed with 10 years of research and a deep understanding of a person’s unique hearing needs and lifestyle.
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“I suggest going to a highly respected audiologist and trying a state of the art hearing aid.”
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ReSound proudly sponsored Team Kyte for the hockey competition at the Canadian Deaf Games, held the last week in February in Winnipeg. The team went undefeated, bringing home the Gold Medal! Below is a first-hand account of the family’s experience. The Canadian Deaf Games: A Synopsis by Rob Kyte While Canadian Deaf Sports Association (CDSA)
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In honor of Veterans Day on Saturday, November 11, we wanted to share the two most common health conditions our military veterans face, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers: tinnitus and hearing loss. Tinnitus has been described as ringing, buzzing, clicking or hissing in your ears. Tinnitus can develop in people of
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