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Amplified Stethoscope for Those with Hearing Loss

State-of-the-art amplified stethoscope for medical professionals with hearing loss that fits in the palm of your hand. Designed for both non-hearing instrument wearers and hearing instrument wearers.

Newly designed charger for the Widex Allure hearing aids. Only compatible with the new Allure. Upgrade to the Allure Premium Charger!

Oticon Intent Chargers provide fast, efficient charging for Oticon Intent™ hearing aids. The Desktop Charger offers an easy recharging experience with visual aids for hearing aid placement and magnets for secure fit. The SmartCharger adds portability with a built-in battery indicator, ideal for on-the-go charging.

CLARITY E814 COMBO - INCLUDES (1) E814 CORDED & (1) 703HS CORDLESS HANDSET

A great combination to have the corded and cordless for easy listening for those with hearing loss.

A swiss army knife for the hearing aid for fast, easy and effective cleaning and maintenance. 5-in-1 tool kit with everything you need to keep your hearing aids clean and working well!

The Roger Touchscreen Mic 3 is a versatile, touchscreen-operated microphone designed to enhance communication in classrooms and group settings. Offering improved speech understanding and a range of connectivity options. Ideal for educators, this microphone seamlessly connects multiple Roger devices and automatically adjusts to various speaking and listening scenarios.

The Sonic Boom Alarm Clock is a unique clock that is guaranteed to wake up even the heaviest sleepers. When the alarm goes off, the user can select to wake up to any combination of loud pulsating audio alarm or flashing lights. Our patented adjustable volume and tone controls allows you to select the best sound combination to wake you up. The clock display also has an adjustable viewing angle with large, bright green LED numbers for easy viewing. It also has a battery back up for power outages. (9 volt battery not included) Optional plug-ins include baby cry alert systems, phone alerts, doorbell, and more! Endless possibilities for a great alert system.

It is always good to have a backup charger so that you are always ready for a lost hearing charger. This charger also acts as a case and is great for travel!

Phonak states "Extensive thought went into the design of the new Phonak Slim Charger Case, which features magnets in the charging sockets to securely hold the hearing aids in place while they charge. In just three hours, a full day’s use is ready."

• 16 hours of battery on a single charge, including 8 hours of everyday listening, 4 hours of Bluetooth streaming and 4 hours of TV streaming

 

This is a great add-on for the Personal FM System kit.

Having multiple receivers allows multiple listeners to connect to the speakers' microphone so that communication is easier for all.

Phonak ActiveVent Receivers are only compatible with Phonak Paradise RIC hearing aids. These receivers come in 4 lenghts: 0, 1, 2, and 3. These are meant for mild-moderate hearing loss and should be replaced every 6 months.

This Deafmetal jewelry was designed with retention in mind – freshwater Pearl Deafmetal ring is a beautiful way to keep hearing devices from falling off ear!

The Williams Sound Neckloop Telecoil Coupler is designed to magnetically couple the audio output from a Williams Sound unit into a hearing aid equipped with a T-Coil.

It will also work with any audio device which has a 8-16 Ohm audio output through a 3.5mm jack. The neck loop works only with hearing aids equipped with a T-Coil. The NKL 001-S is designed to work with products that have stereo jacks.

Using the Neckloop

1. Place the neckloop over your head and around your neck. 2. Slide the cord lock upwards to a comfortable position. This helps keep the neckloop in optimal position for coupling with your hearing aid. 3. Plug the neckloop into the earphone or headphone jack on the Williams Sound unit. Turn the unit on and set the volume control to 3, or about half of full volume. 4. Turn the switch on your hearing aid to the T position and adjust the volume for comfortable listening. 5. If the sound is weak, increase the volume on the Williams Sound unit, then on your hearing aid.