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Hearing Aid Types

Whether you prefer your hearing aid device to be completely hidden or shown, we have different hearing aid styles in store for your preference.

 Choosing the Right Hearing Aid Types

Selecting the right hearing aid depends on several factors, including your degree of hearing loss, lifestyle, preferences, and budget. It’s essential to consult with an audiologist or hearing specialist who can perform a comprehensive hearing evaluation and recommend the most suitable options for your needs.

At Hear It Premier Hearing Care, we offer a wide range of hearing aids from leading manufacturers. Our experienced team is dedicated to helping you find the perfect hearing solution to improve your hearing and enhance your quality of life. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and start your journey towards better hearing.

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Hearing Aid Type IIC

Invisible-in-the-Canal (IIC)

IIC hearing aid are the smallest hearing aid types available, fitting deeply inside the ear canal and completely invisible.

Pros:

  • Nearly invisible when worn.
  • Suitable for mild to moderate hearing loss.
  • Natural sound quality due to deep placement in the ear canal.

Cons:

  • Very small size can be challenging to handle.
  • Limited features due to size.
  • Susceptible to earwax buildup and moisture.
Hearing Aid Type RIC

Receiver-in-the-Canal (RIC)

RIC and RITE hearing aid types have a receiver (speaker) that sits inside the ear canal, while the main body of the hearing aid rests behind the ear.

Pros:

  • Discreet design.
  • Suitable for mild to severe hearing loss.
  • Natural sound quality due to the placement of the receiver.
  • Available with advanced features like directional microphones and wireless connectivity.

Cons:

  • Small parts may require more maintenance.
  • The receiver can be susceptible to earwax buildup.
Hearing Aid Canal

Completely-In-the-Canal (CIC)

CIC hearing aid types are custom-made to fit completely inside the ear canal, making them nearly invisible.

Pros:

  • Very discreet.
  • Suitable for mild to moderate hearing loss.
  • Less likely to pick up wind noise.

Cons:

  • Small size can be difficult to handle and adjust.
  • Limited space for additional features.
  • Shorter battery life.
Hearing Aid Type CIC

In-the-Canal (ITC)

ITC hearing aid types are custom-made to fit partially in the ear canal.

Pros:

  • Discreet design.
  • Suitable for mild to moderately severe hearing loss.
  • Less visible than ITE hearing aids.

Cons:

  • Smaller size can be difficult to handle.
  • Limited space for additional features.
Hearing Aid Type BTE

Behind-the-Ear (BTE)

BTE hearing aid Types rest behind the ear and are connected to a custom earpiece (earmold) that fits inside the ear canal.

Pros:

  • Suitable for a wide range of hearing losses, from mild to profound.
  • Durable and easy to handle.
  • Can accommodate larger batteries for longer battery life.
  • Often come with additional features like Bluetooth connectivity and telecoils.

Cons:

  • More visible than other types.
  • May be affected by wind noise.
Hearing Aid Type Full Shell ITE

Full-Shell

ITE hearing aid types are custom-made to fit the outer portion of the ear and are available in two styles: full shell (fills most of the outer ear) and half shell (fills only the lower part).

Pros:

  • Easier to handle than smaller hearing aids.
  • Suitable for mild to severe hearing loss.
  • Larger size allows for additional features like volume control and directional microphones.

Cons:

  • More visible than smaller hearing aids.
  • May pick up more wind noise.

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