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Q: Do RIC hearing aids have a blocked ear problem?   A: Plugging is a problem that occurs when the external ear canal is closed (usually when wearing custom hearing aids or plugged earmolds) and some hearing aid users tend to experience a plugging effect, which can cause discomfort. The most common symptoms are a feeling of stuffiness and loud speech.   RIC-type hearing aids  are unique in that they have open ear plugs that allow air to flow in and out of the ear, solving the annoying problem of blocked ears. Q: Are RIC hearing aids suitable for people who wear glasses?   A: Glasses wearers can be uncomfortable and unattractive when wearing an earbud because the earhook and the frame of the glasses are stacked together. Unlike conventional earbuds, RIC technology separates the receiver from the main body of the hearing aid, so a thin, hidden wire is used instead of an earhook, making it ideal for people who wear glasses.   Q: Are RIC hearing aids suitable for elderly users?   A: Compar

Unlike hearing aids that use traditional disposable batteries, rechargeable hearing aids have built-in batteries that do not need to be removed periodically. Instead of removing the batteries yourself, you plug the hearing aid into a charging unit each night, in a similar way to how a smartphone is charged. Let’s look at the advantages of rechargeable hearing aids in detail.   Stable performance Rechargeable hearing aids are a good choice for people who live in colder areas where zinc-air batteries have difficulty working properly due to low temperatures. In dry and cold environments, the zinc-air battery consumes power too quickly, resulting in unstable hearing aid performance, intermittent sound or poor sound quality. In comparison, lithium batteries perform better in low temperatures.   Environmentally Safe The best choice for those who are passionate about environmental safety – lithium battery rechargeable hearing aids. Lithium battery rechargeable hearing aids avoid the fate of d

  What is a hearing aid? What types of hearing aids are there? Hearing aids  are amplification devices that help people with hearing loss to improve their hearing and improve their speech and communication skills. There are several types of hearing aids such as cassette, spectacle, behind-the-ear, in-the-ear and canal hearing aids, among which in-the-ear hearing aids are the most widely used. Completely in-canal hearing aid: It is the smallest hearing aid that is placed in the deep ear canal and is completely unnoticeable, which is called “hidden hearing aid”. When should I wear hearing aids? Both adults and infants should be fitted with hearing aids when their average hearing loss is ≥40dB, and their hearing cannot be improved by medication, surgery and other treatments, and they are diagnosed by doctors as having irreversible hearing loss.   Who is a good candidate for hearing aids? Anyone with deafness of any nature who wishes to improve their ability to communicate verbally can be