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Q and A: We get lots of questions every day both online and in our clinics about hearing aid types, what the best type is, who can wear what style, battery changing etc etc For example what is an ITE aid .. answer is here https://www2.auditorey.com/device-types/in-the-ear/

What we'd like to today is open the floor to you, simply post a comment with your questions and we'll get back to you pronto . have a great day

You know that ringing noise you hear in your ears after going to listen to loud music or other noisy sounds? That’s tinnitus.

Currently there is no known cure for tinnitus, however it can be managed with some lifestyle changes and with the help of technology .. have a quick read of the quick guide we put together on this

Tinnitus: What You Need To Know – auditorey.com You know that ringing noise you hear in your ears after going to listen to loud music or other noisy sounds? That’s tinnitus. For most it’s temporary, for some it needs management for relief.

We've come a long way... not so long ago hearing aids didn't have all the great features they have today, connection to smartphones, virtually invisible designs, long battery life.

It can be a bit confusing though all the types of devices available, in ear, in canal, behind the ear .. there's so many to choose from, have a read here , we hope it helps if you're a bit confused.. https://www2.auditorey.com/device-types/

Device Types – auditorey.com

Hearing loss Sensorineural vs Conductive: There a few main types of hearing loss which are related to the specific part of the hearing system where the damage has occurred. We've written a quick article at auditorey to help explain these so you can be more informed for you or your family https://www2.auditorey.com/2018/10/17/causes-of-hearing-loss/

Causes of Hearing Loss – auditorey.com

One of the most comfortable hearing aids to wear... the RIC. Hearing aid types can be confusing we've pulled together guides to help you on your journey to better hearing, read about RIC here ..https://www2.auditorey.com/device-types/receiver-in-canal/

Occupational Noises: Jobs where loud noise is a regular part of the working environment, such as farming, construction or factory work, can lead to damage inside your ear. Prevention is always better than a cure.. so we pulled together a list of risk factors for hearing loss, have a quick read of our article so you know what to look out for https://www2.auditorey.com/2018/10/03/risk-factors-for-hearing-loss/

Hearing loss is a condition affecting over three million Australians or one in every six people .. it's something that can start gradually, but best treated early .. but what are the signs? We've pulled together a bit of a list here https://www2.auditorey.com/2018/10/31/one-in-six-experience-hearing-loss/

One in Six Experience Hearing Loss – auditorey.com

Choosing a hearing aid, or even understanding the different types available can be confusing to say the least.. to help out we've pulled together a comprehensive piece outlining the different types available. https://www2.auditorey.com/2018/11/14/different-types-of-hearing-aids/ have a read and let us know if you have any questions, comments or suggestions.

Different Types Of Hearing Aids – auditorey.com The type of hearing aid that you require is based on factors such as your level of hearing loss, aesthetic preferences, lifestyle needs and budget. Most hearing aids come in an array of colours from basic n**e or silver to leopard print and pink or even metallic finishes to complement your hair or s...

The majority of people will experience temporary tinnitus at some point in their life, usually after exposure to loud noises. However the problem really lies in when it sticks around for months, or even years, it can cause the sleepless nights, concentration problems, depression, and anxiety. There are ways to manage tinnitus, we've written a few tips here https://www2.auditorey.com/2018/12/17/tinnitus-what-you-need-to-know/

We're the first to admit ..Hearing Aids aren't always easy and it can be challenge trying to find the best device to suit your lifestyle and needs. So we are opening up to you so you can tell us your stories. What hearing aid do you use? And why?

New Years Resolutions can be hard to keep, exercise, diet, managing money .. one easy resolution to keep is to book in your annual complimentary hearing check.

If you haven't done so yet visit https://www.auditorey.com and book your appointment today.

Tis the season.. When you have a hearing loss, social gatherings at Christmas can lead to tricky listening situations. Here are a few tips for how to hear the conversation and immerse yourself in the Christmas spirit with the best hearing possible. https://www2.auditorey.com/2018/12/21/tips-for-enjoying-christmas-with-hearing-loss/