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Hearing aid accessories and batteries
What are hearing aid accessories?
Hearing aid accessories let you stream phone calls wirelessly, turn your hearing aids into wireless headphones, and more. We have a range of quality, hearing aid compatible accessories that can help you get the most out of your hearing aids.
We also provide simple ordering services for hearing aid batteries.
To find out more about our accessories and how they can help you, either find a clinic near you or call us on 0800 037 8787.
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1. Connectivity accessories
There are hearing aid accessories available that are compatible with your phone, computer, laptop, TV and other electronic devices. This means that you can stream TV audio, music, audiobooks, and phone calls directly into your hearing aids.
Since audio can be sent directly to your ears via your hearing aids, background noise won't interfere with the sounds you want to hear. You'll get a clearer sound experience.
Get in touch today to learn about how these devices can help you get more out of your hearing aids:
- TV adapter: Connect your hearing aids directly to the TV
- Connect Clip: Hear speakers more clearly
- Phone adapter: Connect hearing aids to landline phones
- Remote control: Discreetly control your hearing aid
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2. Hearing aid batteries
Once a new hearing aid battery is inserted into your hearing device, it has a lifespan of five to ten days before a replacement is needed.
The lifetime of the battery depends on the type of hearing aid you have, the size of the battery, the length of time spent streaming phone calls (and other audio), and how well you take care of your hearing devices.
Speak to our hearing care experts about how to optimize the performance of your hearing aids.
How to maintain your hearing aids: 17 self-guided videos
We have made a number of how-to guides and videos, which can help you to:
- Change batteries or domes
- Clean your hearing aids
- Connect hearing aids to your TV or smart devices
- Test hearing aid batteries
You'll find our videos:
Hearing aid maintenance
3. Cleaning accessories
Taking care of and cleaning your hearing aids will make sure that they're kept in top condition so you can get the most out of them. To keep your hearing aid clean and wax-free, you'll need:
- Wax pick – Keeps your hearing device free of ear wax build-up
- Brush – Removes dirt and dust from your hearing aid
- Air blower – For drying BTE ear moulds after they've been washed with water
- Container – A dry place to store your hearing aids when you're not wearing them
Your hearing care expert can give you detailed instructions on how to care for the specific make and model of your hearing aid.
Additional accessories for Oticon hearing aids
There are a wide range of additional accessories to partner with your Oticon hearing aids. Here are a few examples of accessories that can help you get the most out of your hearing aids:
- Oticon Safeline – Hearing aid retention cord
- Oticon On app – Smartphone application
4. Hearing aid domes
Your hearing care expert has carefully chosen the appropriate ear piece or dome that best fits your hearing aids in order to give you optimal sound quality.
As these domes fit into your ear canal, it is important that they are kept clean or replaced regularly (as advised by your hearing care expert).
We recommend replacing these disposable domes at least once a month (or as suggested by your hearing care expert).
5. Deafmetal® jewellery
We’ve teamed up with Jenni Ahtiainen, international fashion designer and Deafmetal® founder, to launch a hearing-aid-friendly jewellery collection.
The LoveYourEars range has been designed exclusively for Hidden Hearing, and is the first collection of hearing aid jewellery available on the UK high street. Find out more about how to style your hearing aids your way, follow the link below.
