Rechargeable In-Ear Hearing Aids for Mild-Moderate Hearing

Rechargeable In-Ear Hearing Aids for Mild-Moderate Hearing Description

In-the-ear rechargeable hearing aid with LED display charging case, designed for people with mild to moderate hearing loss. Simple to operate, it automatically turns on/off when you take out/put in the case. Simple to operate, turn the knob to adjust the volume and place the hearing aid correctly into the charging case to charge. Silicone earplugs are comfortable to wear, and the upgraded digital chip can better reduce background noise. Hearing Aids For Seniors: The hearing aids are easy to use, automatically turn on when removed from the charging case, and turn off and recharge when placed back in the charging case. Volume level is adjusted by rotating the knob, no complicated buttons and modes, ideal for the elderly.The portable charging case also doubles as an organizer to prevent hearing aids from getting lost or damaged, so you can use them wherever you go! Invisible Hearing Aids: Our hearing aids use in-ear design, ergonomic, fit the ear canal, not easy to fall off, small size, almost invisible, light weight, comfortable to wear, there is no difference between right and left ear, so that your life is easier. Rechargeable hearing aid: Rechargeable hearing aid: The newly upgraded magnetic digital display charging case, just put the hearing aid into the charging case, the charging mode will automatically open. The hearing aid takes only 3-4 hours to fully charge and can be used for up to 20 hours. The charging box can store 80 hours of standby power, enough to charge the hearing aid 4 times, and can clearly display the remaining power. Simple and clear design make it suitable for seniors with mild to moderate hearing loss and resume normal life. The compact and lightweight hearing aid case is convenient to carry anywhere. As a gift, it is the best choice for the elderly and the hearing impaired. TIPS: 1. Why is there no sound when wearing it? a) Check if the volume is suitable for your hearing. b) Check whether the hearing aid has electricity. c) Check whether there is earwax in the ear canal. 2. Why is there a whistling (compatible with sharp sound)? A whistle (shrill sound) is a sign of wearing hearing aids incorrectly. If the hearing aid and ear canal do not match, the sound from the receiver will be picked up by the microphone again, forming a loop that will be continuously amplified and produce a whistling sound. Solution: Please choosing the appropriate ear dome according to the size of the ear canal and make sure the ear dome fit snugly in your ear. 3. How can I care for my hearing aid? a) Keep hearing aids away from heat and dust. b) Clean hearing aids as instructed. Earwax and ear drainage can damage a hearing aid. c) Avoid using hairspray or other hair care products while wearing hearing aids. d) Turn off hearing aids when they are not in use.