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Resound Hearing Aids

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Resound Hearing Aids

Your hearing experience should address your unique needs. The ReSound ecosystem of hearing aids, wireless accessories and apps help you to hear and adapt to different environments and situations with outstanding sound quality. With our portfolio of hearing aids we have a solution for everyone.

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Digital Hearing Aids
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How Digital Hearing Aids Work

In a hearing aid there is a microphone, an amplifier, a receiver, and a hearing aid battery (replaceable or rechargeable). With digital hearing aids, the amplifier really takes center stage.

The amplifier in digital hearing aids acts as a computerised brain. When it processes the speech and audio picked up by the microphone and sends it to the receiver and into your ears, it doesn’t simply make sounds louder. That is what analog hearing aids do. Instead, a digital hearing aid amplifier acts smartly to bring all the fine nuances and qualities of natural sound to life, to suit different settings, so you can control and enjoy them in personalised and comfortable ways.  

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Invisible Hearing Aids
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What are invisible hearing aids?

Invisible hearing aids inside the ear are custom-made to fit the shape of your ear. A custom hearing device is created using an earmold, which your hearing care professional will make from your ear. There are a variety of in-the-ear invisible hearing aids. Invisible-in-Canal (IIC) is the smallest, custom product available. IIC invisible hearing aids sit deep inside the ear canal, so it’s practically undetectable to everyone around you. IIC invisible hearing aids are the perfect solution for those who want a discreet hearing aid and have mild-to-moderate hearing loss.

If you have severe hearing loss, there are still many options to get a discreet hearing solution. By examining your unique requirements, you and your hearing care professional can determine the best fit for your needs. There’s a hearing aid out there for everyone.

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Rechargeable Hearing Aids
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What are Rechargeable Hearing Aids?

Hearing aids with rechargeable batteries can just be inserted into a recharging unit at night, or when you are not using them. With the battery built into the hearing aid, it means you don’t have to worry about a battery going dead, and no more inconvenient hassles of changing the battery. 

The rechargeable option is available in ReSound Receiver-in-Ear (RIE) hearing aids. Sitting comfortably behind the ear, RIE hearing aids have more space for advanced features and extra power, yet they are very discreet due to their small size.

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Custom Hearing Aids

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What are Custom Hearing Aids?

Unique models of your ears for creating your custom hearing aids

The first step in creating custom hearing aids is creating the earmolds (also known as custom hearing aid molds). A hearing care professional does this at a clinic. 

  • Some hearing aid companies, such as ReSound, enable hearing care professionals to offer 3D scans of the ears, for extra precision when creating earmolds. 
  • The other widely used method involves taking a manual impression of the ear. In this case, silicone is placed in and around the opening of the ear. This may feel a bit odd, but it is not painful. When the silicone is removed it reveals a unique impression of the ear anatomy. 
  • Then, the custom hearing aid earmolds – either the 3D scan or the ear impression – are emailed or delivered respectively to the specific hearing aid company’s manufacturing facilities. 
  • Here, the custom hearing aid earmolds are replicated and turned into the ‘shells’ of the hearing aids using 3D printing. Then all the vital technical elements are carefully placed inside.
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Tinnitus Hearing Aids
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Hearing Aids for Tinnitus

Since tinnitus and hearing loss are sometimes linked, wearing a modern hearing aid for tinnitus can be an effective tinnitus treatment. In addition to amplifying external sound, the best hearing aids for tinnitus masking have built in tinnitus therapy, providing sound therapy that can be adjusted to compensate for your hearing loss.

 

Sound therapy means external noises are brought in to help mask the troubling sounds of tinnitus. This could be white noise, specialized ear masking noises, low-level music or even your own customized sound. Think of a candle in a dark room. Since there’s such a contrast between the candle and its dark environment, the candle really stands out. But the same candle in a well-lit, busy room blends into the background. The same is true for tinnitus. The introduction of other sounds masks the tinnitus so that it blends in with the background and is less prominent.

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