OkieGranny Asked March 2018
Personal amplification devices recommended?
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Had my hearing tested and was told I have slight hearing loss in one ear, and I think it's getting worse. I often have a difficult time understanding what people say to me, especially if they are soft-spoken. I hate to keep asking them to repeat what they said. Hearing aids are too expensive, and I have heard that there are cheaper devices that work well. Anyone have experience with these devices or have ones they recommend?
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JoAnn29 Mar 2018
Someone on forum were talking about a hearing aid thru TV Ears. If all ur problem is volume one of those "cheapies" may work. TV Ears has a website under that name.
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cwillie Mar 2018
The pocket talker by Williams Sound is highly rated.... I have no personal experience though.
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jjariz Mar 2018
Check out Ebay or Craigs List for a used pair of hearing aids
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cwillie Mar 2018
Used hearing aids? Hearing aids are moulded to your ears and tuned to your specific hearing deficits - that would be like buying used prescription glasses, how would that possibly work?
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