First trip 2024

[Vindisl]

Originally Posted by Crabbyjerry

Not to derail the posters post but may I inquire what brand and model aids you guys chose. Was using Costco but wasn’t really hearing speech well so I’m going to a higher cost and hopefully better speech recognition phonack 90.

I’m using Audicus which is technically an OTC hearing aid, but is in reality a telemedicine brand. I’ve been a customer for over 10 years and recently upgraded to their most recent technology. They have online hearing test available, but since I knew my hearing loss was severe I went to a local audiologist and got a professional audiogram done ( medicare paid ). Sent that to the audiologists at Audicus and got the pair of HAs back to me within 4- days. They are perfect for me right out of the box but I continue to receive phone, text and email services and contact, just to be sure I’m happy. The quality of the HA’s, warranty and service are second to none. Paid $1900 for the pair, which is half of the best price I could find locally. Check them out!

[marret]

Originally Posted by Crabbyjerry

Not to derail the posters post but may I inquire what brand and model aids you guys chose. Was using Costco but wasn’t really hearing speech well so I’m going to a higher cost and hopefully better speech recognition phonack 90.

I have Phonak Audeo, model P90-R. They work well, and make a huge difference for me. I still have some issues with speech at higher tones due to tinnitus. TV sound and hearing in crowds or crowded places like restaurants remain a challenge. The P90-Rs are set up/adjusted based on an individual’s hearing.

[larrie]

I am using the Sony CRE-E10 over the counter hearing aids. They work reasonably well. I do wish they had better noise cancelation. The phone app lets me set them so that they can focus on Ann when she is in the passenger seat.

[Crabbyjerry]

Originally Posted by Vindisl

I’m using Audicus which is technically an OTC hearing aid, but is in reality a telemedicine brand. I’ve been a customer for over 10 years and recently upgraded to their most recent technology. They have online hearing test available, but since I knew my hearing loss was severe I went to a local audiologist and got a professional audiogram done ( medicare paid ). Sent that to the audiologists at Audicus and got the pair of HAs back to me within 4- days. They are perfect for me right out of the box but I continue to receive phone, text and email services and contact, just to be sure I’m happy. The quality of the HA’s, warranty and service are second to none. Paid $1900 for the pair, which is half of the best price I could find locally. Check them out!

Thank you. I will check them

[Crabbyjerry]

Thank you, actually waiting to try these. Originally audiologist was trying to sell me the 30’s but I want to be able to actually hear what people are saying so I opted for the 90’s. Just waiting on approval for insurance part of it.

[Crabbyjerry]

Originally Posted by larrie

I am using the Sony CRE-E10 over the counter hearing aids. They work reasonably well. I do wish they had better noise cancelation. The phone app lets me set them so that they can focus on Ann when she is in the passenger seat.

Thank you . I think my neighbor has them . He seems to like them