Behind-the-ear (BTE)
Sits behind the ear with a tube to an earmould. Strong, durable and easy to handle — suits mild to profound hearing loss.
Hearing aids that fit your ears and your life
We help you choose the right hearing aid after a proper test and an in-clinic trial — then keep it working well with regular servicing.
Hearing aid sales
Modern digital hearing aids come in several styles. After your test and trial, we recommend the ones that suit your hearing — and show you how each one feels.
Receiver-in-canal (RIC)
A small body behind the ear and a thin wire to a speaker in the canal. Natural sound and barely visible — today’s most popular style.
In-the-ear (ITE / ITC)
Custom-made to sit in the outer ear. Everything in one piece, easy to insert, with room for useful controls.
Invisible (CIC / IIC)
Tiny custom shells that sit deep in the ear canal, practically out of sight. Best for mild to moderate hearing loss.
What decides the right hearing aid for you
Your hearing test results
The type and degree of hearing loss decide which styles and power levels can work for you.
Your daily life
Office meetings, family gatherings, temple visits, phone calls — busier listening needs smarter technology.
Comfort and handling
Eyesight and finger dexterity matter. Rechargeable models remove the fiddly battery changes.
Phone and TV
Bluetooth hearing aids can stream calls and TV sound straight to your ears.
Your budget
We explain the honest difference between technology levels, so you only pay for features you’ll use.
Hearing aid service
Hearing aids work hard every day in heat, dust and humidity. Regular servicing keeps them clear, comfortable and reliable.
What a service includes
- Cleaning and performance checks
- Tube, dome and filter replacement
- Reprogramming as your hearing changes
- Repair support and battery / charger checks
Signs your hearing aid needs attention
- Sound is weak, crackly or cuts in and out
- Whistling or feedback when you wear it
- It feels loose, sore or uncomfortable
- The battery or charge doesn’t last as long
- Speech seems less clear than before
Simple daily care
A few habits make hearing aids last longer between services.
Keep them dry
Remove hearing aids before bathing or swimming, and store them in a dry box overnight during the monsoon.
Wipe and brush daily
Use a soft dry cloth and the small brush provided to clear wax from the openings. Never use water or alcohol.
Charge or change on time
Charge overnight or keep spare batteries handy. Open the battery door at night to save power.
Try hearing aids before you decide
Book a hearing aid trial and hear the difference for yourself — with no pressure to buy.