How to pair and unpair hearing aid from Android (e.g. Samsung) smartphones

A customer’s review of Resound Vivia 9 mini RITE/RIC aids, versus existing Widex Moment 440.

How to change your Widex receivers - applies to version 2 receivers on Moment and Allure aids.

Did you know that your hearing impairment can qualify you for a third of rail travel? In West Yorkshire you can also get discounted or fr

Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) is a type of evoked potential. Evoked meaning it’s been triggered by something (an audiologist!) and pote

There are a variety of underlying factors, and these are personal to each patient. Recent loud noise exposure (such as the dull hearing aft

It is a triumph, that the Noise Filter works as it does, particularly given my appalling baseline hearing ability. If you have been disappo

Unfortunately, it has been found to have specific side-effects for some patients. Tinnitus, ototoxicity (hearing damage) and musical hallucinations have been reported. The worst of these side effects are very, very rare. There are only a few case reports and these cases have underly

1. Focus on the signal Tinnitus is not sound, it is a faulty signal in your brain. It’s natural to focus on the cause of a sound, such

The main benefit of a CI and an aid (what's called a bimodal fitting - two types of devices on one person) is that you can hear phone calls and music etc on both sides. Stereo sound gives a big advantage in both sound quality and word recognition.

Not just a boring new model of hearing aid. The GN Resound Vivia has been rebuilt from the inside out. This audiologist (with a profound high-frequency hearing loss) is IMPRESSED!

The premise of these is that the mics on the frames will form a beam (definitely technically possible) and the speakers on the arms will pas

Dinah talks about her cochlear implant progress and rehab exercises.

find that head tapping has helped reduce their tinnitus symptoms. Personally, I don’t think this is because head tapping is particularly

Dinah has had her implant switched on, and is only wearing the implant, no left supplementary hearing aid, until she has adjusted. On Day1

This is a message from my tinnitus support postbag, edited to remove identifying details: I have had tinnitus 7 years. I had a cold and...

Dinah’s cochlear implant operation took place on 19 August and took 1-1.5 hours. It was a success, but we won’t know for sure until switch

Dinah is feeling “uncharacteristically nervy” about the operation. She is doing displacement housework…

Yes this is absolutely fine, and if it’s helping you then keep on doing what is helpful. I’d be happier if you had a speaker in the room

I’m pretty sure that “are these kids going to get tinnitus and hidden hearing loss in ten years?” is not part of the conversation.