Expert how-to guides for hearing aid care and use

Wearing a hearing aid for the first time can feel challenging, but with the right guidance, it quickly becomes a simple and natural part of your daily routine. Here's what you need to know:

1. Turning your hearing aids on and off: Learn how to easily switch your device on and off for everyday use.
2. Inserting your hearing aids correctly: Discover how to place your hearing aids properly in your ears to ensure optimal comfort and clear sound quality.
3. Bluetooth connection: Follow the steps to connect your hearing aids via Bluetooth so you can stream music, take phone calls, and enjoy seamless connectivity with your devices.

To enjoy clear hearing and extend the lifespan of your hearing aids, daily maintenance is essential. Our simple guides show you how to take care of your device effectively:

• Removing earwax: Learn the safest way to clean the earpiece without causing damage, helping to prevent blockages and maintain sound quality.
• Drying your hearing aids properly: If your hearing aids get wet, follow our advice to dry them safely and avoid damage to internal electronic components.
• Cleaning the earpiece: Keep the part that sits in your ear clean to ensure optimal performance and hygiene throughout the day.

Keeping your hearing aids in top condition doesn’t have to be complicated. With a few simple habits, you can ensure they provide clear sound and last longer:

• Clean your hearing aids daily: Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe them down and a small brush to remove any earwax or debris from the microphone and receiver.
• Store your devices safely: When not in use, keep your hearing aids in a protective case or a drying box to prevent moisture damage.
• Avoid exposure to water and heat: Remove your hearing aids before showering, swimming, or using a hairdryer.
• Replace wax filters regularly: Clogged wax guards can block sound, so make sure to change them as recommended.
• Check battery life: Always have spare batteries on hand or ensure your rechargeable devices are fully charged when possible.
• Schedule professional check-ups: Visit your audiologist yearly for a thorough cleaning and device adjustment.

Have questions about how to use your hearing aids in daily life? Here’s how to manage common situations with ease:

• Making a Skype call: Learn how to use your hearing aids during a video call and get the most out of features like Bluetooth streaming.
• Wearing hearing aids while bathing: Find out whether you can wear your hearing aids while bathing or swimming, and how to protect them from water damage.