Accessorizing with a pair of vintage earrings from Old Soul Supply Company or your favorite fall scarf adds a little something extra to your look. While you might not be able to dress your hearing aids up with a funky hat, other types of accessories add some oomph to your devices.
Hearing Aid Cleaning Kit
Your hearing aids are going to get dirty; wax, dust, moisture and other debris love to stick to them. A hearing aid cleaning kit includes all the tools you need to keep your devices fresh and germ-free.
Retention Cords
Hearing aid retention cords connect your devices to your shirt. They’re an excellent option for active people who may frequently dislodge their devices during HIIT workouts or yoga.
TV Adaptor
A TV adapter lets you connect your hearing aids to your TV via Bluetooth®. With the adaptor, you can enjoy movie nights with the family without worrying that you’re missing important dialogue. Not all hearing aids work with TV adaptors, so double-check that your devices are compatible before purchasing your adaptor.
Hearing Aid Case
Your hearing aids will come with a case, but it’s helpful to have a second case for all your tools and accessories. Grab an electronics case that fits your hearing aids, their cleaning kit, charging cords and anything else you like to use to make the most of your devices. A waterproof case is an excellent option for frequent beachgoers.
Hearing Aid Jewelry
Hearing aid jewelry turns your devices into a way to show off your unique personality. You can choose earrings with chains that connect to your devices, hoops that secure your devices to your ears and so much more.
More than 10% of people in the United States have hearing loss.1 Hearing aids are an amazing tool that makes it easier to interact with the world, and hearing aid accessories add even more benefit. Cleaning kits, retention cords, TV adaptors, cases and jewelry are just a few of the helpful accessories you can use for a better hearing aid experience. For more information on how to take advantage of the benefits your devices offer, or to schedule a hearing aid service & repair appointment, contact Gary D. Schwartzberg, Au.D., Doctor of Audiology today.
Sources
1 Cleveland Clinic. (2023, August 24). Hearing loss: Types, symptoms, causes & treatment. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/17673-hearing-loss