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Digital hearing aids
Just like the rest of the world, hearing aid devices have become digital, making them smarter and more intuitive than ever.
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Tinnitus hearing aids 
Our hearing devices with built-in tinnitus therapy can help you easily and discreetly manage your tinnitus symptoms. 
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Bluetooth hearing aids
Bluetooth connectivity allows you to connect your hearing aids with other devices, such as our wireless accessories and your smartphone.
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Rechargeable hearing aids
With our rechargeable hearing devices, you get the convenience of all-day power without having to routinely change hearing aids batteries. 
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Receiver-in-Ear hearing aids
Thanks to its comfort and effectiveness, the RIE hearing device is one of the most popular types of hearing aid.  We also offer the revolutionary Microphone & Receiver-In-Ear (M&RIE) hearing device, that takes RIE hearing aids to another dimension.
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Custom made hearing aids
Made just for you, custom in-the-ear hearing aids are made to fit the contours of the ear canal. 
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Behind-the-Ear hearing aids
Resting comfortably behind the ear, BTE hearing aid devices are appropriate for people of all ages and fit the widest range of hearing loss, including severe-to-profound hearing loss.  
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Invisible hearing aids
Hearing aids today have become so small and discreet and barely noticeable in the ear. 
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Find a nearby hearing care professional
The best way to learn more about hearing aids is to visit a hearing care professional. It’s easy to find one in your local area. 
The basics of hearing aids
Buying hearing aids for the first time can feel like a big step. Explore what you need to know to find the best hearing aids for you. 
What are hearing aids?
A digital hearing aid is a small device that you wear in or behind your ear. Made with state-of-the-art design and technology, ReSound hearing aids are more than just a sound amplifier. They are programmed to suit your level of hearing loss to allow you to live life to the fullest. 
 
Hearing aid technology has come a long way from the big, bulky hearing devices of the past that often had cords hanging from them. Today, they are discreet, comfortable and offer a variety of features, allowing you to adjust your hearing devices for different environments, like a dinner party, a movie theatre or a playground.
 
ReSound hearing aids will be there with you, helping you hear more, do more and be more than you ever thought possible.
How hearing aids work
Hearing aids consist of four components: a microphone that picks up sound, an amplifier that makes the sound louder, a receiver that sends the amplified sound into the ear, and a battery for power. Designed to amplify selectively, hearing aids cut down on the background noise and amplify the sounds you want to hear. 
 
Although all hearing aid devices are constructed with these four components, you will find variation in the sound quality, depending on the hearing aid model and quality. No matter which hearing device you choose, it should be programmed by a hearing care professional to meet your unique needs. 
 
Your lifestyle and the listening environments you regularly frequent will determine the best hearing aids for you. With our portfolio of ReSound hearing devices, wireless accessories and apps, we have a solution for everyone and with ReSound you can rely on getting the best.
How hearing aids help
The world is full of sounds we don’t want to miss: voices, music, the bouncing of a basketball, even a beeping pedestrian crossing. When you have trouble hearing what’s being said around you, it can feel very isolating. Cut off from a conversation, unable to keep up with a discussion or laugh along with a joke, it’s easy to feel left out and alone. Hearing connects us, and life is so much more enjoyable when you can hear what’s going on around you.
 
The sooner you take action on your hearing loss, the sooner you can get back the life that you remember. Although hearing aids won't restore your natural hearing, they will make sounds fuller clearer and richer, reducing the impact hearing loss has on your life and emotional well-being. 
 
Your brain is equipped with an amazing ability to make sense of sound, and uses different tactics depending on noise levels. Our advanced technologies take full advantage of this to help you hear and focus on what you want to hear. That might mean understanding a conversation in a noisy restaurant, being able to focus on the speaker in a large meeting room, or hear your grandchildren call your name.
Types of hearing aids
The best hearing aids may differ from person to person, based on the kind of device. The type of hearing loss you have, your lifestyle and your personal preferences in colour and hearing aid style will all influence the hearing aids you ultimately purchase.
Receiver-in-Ear hearing aids
The main section of the RIE hearing aid device is hidden behind the ear. Thanks to its ease of wearing and effectiveness, it’s one of the most popular types of hearing aids.
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Behind-the-Ear hearing aids
Resting comfortably behind the ear, the BTE hearing aids is appropriate for people of all ages and fits the widest range of hearing loss. 
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In-the-Ear hearing aids
ITE is a custom hearing aid that fits within the outer portion of the ear. It’s easy to adjust and is suitable for most types of hearing loss. 
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In-the-Canal hearing aids
The ITC hearing device is the most popular device within custom hearing aids. Designed to fit in the lower part of the ear, it’s a discreet hearing aid that is easy to insert in the ear canal and comfortable wear. 
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ReSound wireless accessories
Enhance your hearing experience
Make your hearing experience even better with our wide range of wireless hearing aid accessories. They are designed to work together seamlessly with your ReSound hearing aids. Choose the accessories that fit your lifestyle.

ReSound apps
Personalise your hearing experience
Our advanced and intuitive apps help you easily and discreetly personalise and control your ReSound hearing aid devices. 
Getting used to wearing hearing aids
When you first get your hearing aid devices, they can make a world of difference, but changes don’t happen overnight. It can take up to six months to get used to newly regained sounds. These tips can help you adjust when you’re new to hearing aids.
 
Have realistic expectations
Hearing aids will help you hear better, but they won’t give you perfect hearing or restore the hearing you once had. 
 
Practice sounds
Sounds may seem too loud or overwhelming at first, but with practice you’ll learn to focus on the sounds you want to hear. Wear your new hearing devices as much as possible, especially in new listening environments, to better recognize sounds and learn which hearing aid settings work best for you in different situations.
 
Be patient
Your brain needs time to become familiar with the speech and environmental sounds it couldn’t hear before. It’s a process that takes consistency and commitment, but the payoff of better hearing is worth it.
 
Rest
You should gradually increase the amount of time you wear your hearing aids, so that you’ll eventually be able to wear them all day. The adjustment period can be tiring, so make sure you rest as well.
 
Check in
Let your hearing care professional know if you have issues hearing, or if you feel any pain or discomfort, so that your hearing devices can be fine-tuned for a more comfortable fit.
Caring for your digital hearing aids

Hearing aid maintenance is important for long-lasting hearing aids. Even though hearing devices are very durable and can withstand the stresses of daily use, hearing aid maintenance is necessary to make sure you’re getting the best sound quality and longevity out of your device. With a few tips, you can make sure that your hearing aids work their best for many years to come. 

Daily care

  • Remove your hearing aids when applying makeup, perfume, aftershave, hair spray and sunscreen, as they may get into the hearing aid and cause damage.
  • Clean your hearing devices using a soft cloth, tissue or proper cleaning tools to remove earwax, grease or moisture that can block incoming sounds or damage the components of your new hearing aids. Do not use water or solvents, as these can damage hearing aids.
  • Store your hearing aids in a cool, dry place when not in use. For those aids with a battery pack, leave the door open to preserve battery power.

Regular maintenance

  • Use a damp cloth to clean the receiver tube and receiver dome.
  • Do not use a direct source of water when cleaning the receiver tubes or the receiver domes.
  • Contact your hearing care professional for replacement components when they become stiff, brittle or discoloured.

Other tips

  • Never immerse hearing aids in water or other liquids, or wear while showering, swimming, in heavy rain or in a moist environment like a steam bath or sauna.
  •  Leave wet hearing devices to dry with the battery out and the battery door open.
  • Put the hearing aid and battery in a sealed container together with a drying agent (desiccator) overnight. Don’t use the hearing aid until completely dry.
  • Don’t leave your hearing devices in or near direct heat or sunlight.
  • Avoid rough handling of hearing aids or dropping them on hard surfaces or floors.
  • Allow your hearing care professional to check your hearing aid device from time to time.
Think you may have hearing loss?
We recommend that you turn to a qualified hearing care professional, rather than find hearing aids for sale online. A hearing care professional will help identify if there is hearing loss and the type you may be facing. Find one near you today, and have your hearing tested.