Hearing Aids and Tinnitus Devices

BTE hearing aids sit behind the ear with a tube connecting to a custom earpiece in the ear canal. They are suitable for mild to severe hearing loss and are easy to handle and maintain. Most BTE models offer Bluetooth connectivity for streaming audio from phones and other devices.

ITE hearing aids fill the outer portion of the ear and are custom-molded to your ear shape. Available in full-shell and half-shell designs, they work well for mild to severe hearing loss. Their larger size allows for longer battery life and easy-to-use volume controls.

ITC hearing aids are custom-shaped to fit partly in the ear canal, making them less visible than ITE models. They offer a balance between discretion and functionality, with many models supporting Bluetooth streaming. ITC devices are a good option for mild to moderately severe hearing loss.

CIC hearing aids sit entirely inside the ear canal, making them one of the more discreet options available. They are custom-molded for a comfortable fit and work best for mild to moderate hearing loss. Their small size may limit some wireless features found in larger styles.

RIC hearing aids place the speaker directly in the ear canal while the microphone and processor sit behind the ear. This separation allows for a smaller, lighter design with strong sound quality. RIC models are among the most popular styles and support a wide range of hearing loss levels.

IIC hearing aids are inserted deep into the ear canal, making them virtually undetectable when worn. They are the smallest hearing aid style available and are best suited for mild to moderate hearing loss. Their deep placement provides a natural listening experience with reduced wind noise.