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Life-changing hearing aids: try for 60 risk-free days
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Are you wearing hearing aids today?
Treating hearing loss with quality hearing aids can help you:
Hear clearly in most situations
Participate in conversations again
Avoid the stress caused by impaired hearing
Hearing aids can be life-changing
Hearing loss can prevent you from participating actively in everyday life, but wearing hearing aids could help you to hear more clearly and enjoy your favourite activities to the full. Contact your local clinic to find out how hearing aids could improve your quality of life.
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When should you consider getting new hearing aids?
It’s a good idea to consider making an appointment at a hearing clinic if:
- You recognise any signs of hearing loss
- Your current hearing aids don't work as well as they used to
- You find yourself being less social, or avoiding situations where it’s difficult to hear
- You want to make the most of the latest technology, such as Bluetooth® or rechargeability
Try for 60 risk-free days
“My wife and children had to shout if they were in another room. My wife doesn’t have to repeat herself so much now and is therefore in a better mood!”
You can enjoy life despite hearing loss
When you lose your hearing, you start to miss out on meaningful everyday experiences. Things like birdsong, listening to music or hearing your friend's laughter. And you might also miss out on important conversations with friends and loved ones.
Getting advice and treatment from one of our hearing care experts can improve your life in various ways, like:
- Helping you enjoy conversations and social gatherings more
- Being able to hear live entertainment – such as plays or concerts – clearly
- Enjoying your favourite music again
- Performing better at work
6 advantages of wearing hearing aids
6 in 10 hearing aid users state that hearing aids have improved their ability to communicate effectively.
4 in 10 hearing aid users have noticed an improvement in self-confidence since they started wearing hearing aids.
Over 50% of hearing aid users report an improvement in their work performance after they started wearing hearing aids.
Over half of those who started wearing hearing aids in the last five years have reported an overall better quality of life since they started wearing hearing aids.
A recent study found that about half of those with hearing aids feel that their ability to participate in conversations and group activities has improved.
Individuals with moderate hearing loss have triple the risk of developing dementia. Hearing aids may help lower the risk.
What to expect at a hearing consultation
When you visit one of our clinics for a free hearing test, you can expect:
- A consultation with a registered hearing care expert
- A thorough hearing test with same-day results
- A selection of high-quality hearing aids from multiple brands
- 60-day money-back guarantee
- Flexible payment plans
- Lifetime aftercare
5 steps to better hearing
1. Know what the signs of hearing loss are
Signs of hearing loss
2. Book a free hearing test at your local clinic
Book hearing test
3. Try a hearing aid for 60 risk-free days if we find a hearing loss
Money-back guarantee
4. Learn about different payment and protection plans
Hearing aid finance
5. Hear well and live well. Receive free, unlimited aftercare
Aftercare
Sources
1. G Livingston, Jonathan Huntley, Andrew Sommerlad, et al. Dementia prevention, intervention, and care: 2020 report of the Lancet Commission. The Lancet. July 30, 2020
2. 10., Marketrak. 'Marketing Research, Inc.'.
3. https://www.who.int/health-topics/hearing-loss#tab=tab_2
4. https://betterhearing.org/HIA/assets/File/public/marketrak/MarkeTrak_VII_The_Impact_of_Untreated_Hearing_Loss_on_Household_Income.pdf
5. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21320988/
6. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4075051/
