4700 N Prospect Rd, 61616 Peoria Heights
Sounds Good Hearing Aids
Sounds Good Hearing Aids
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4016 N Prospect Rd61614 PeoriaIllinois
- (309) 682-7697
- 123soundsgood@gmail.com
Description of Sounds Good Hearing Aids
These popular,trendy styles take all the features of a standard BTE and condenses it down to a smaller version. They are lightweight, colorful, compact and deliver excellent sound quality and can fit a wide variety of hearing losses.
Standard or Full shell
This style is a more traditional,an old fashioned type that covers the full section of the ear. They can make an inexpensive ($995) hearing aid or a very expensive one ($3000) in this style
Canal or ITC
This is a smaller version from the Full shell. Usually this style is for milder hearing losses.
You can have all the features in this size as you can in the full shell without sacrificing cost or performance.
Completely in the Canal or CIC
This style is completely discreet, takes a very small battery and can fit a variety or hearing losses. Advantages are size, usually no trouble on phone, minimum wind noise. Disadvantages are short battery life, no telecoil, no Bluetooth functions.
Invisible,or the Lyric
This is the newest one. It came out on the market around 6 months ago or later. It sits about 3-6mm from the ear drum. It costs about $1500 per year and is like a lease. It is waterproof to some extent and the battery's last for months. It doesn't quite fit all hearing losses and feels a little weird as it is placed deep into the ear canal.
Standard or Full shell
This style is a more traditional,an old fashioned type that covers the full section of the ear. They can make an inexpensive ($995) hearing aid or a very expensive one ($3000) in this style
Canal or ITC
This is a smaller version from the Full shell. Usually this style is for milder hearing losses.
You can have all the features in this size as you can in the full shell without sacrificing cost or performance.
Completely in the Canal or CIC
This style is completely discreet, takes a very small battery and can fit a variety or hearing losses. Advantages are size, usually no trouble on phone, minimum wind noise. Disadvantages are short battery life, no telecoil, no Bluetooth functions.
Invisible,or the Lyric
This is the newest one. It came out on the market around 6 months ago or later. It sits about 3-6mm from the ear drum. It costs about $1500 per year and is like a lease. It is waterproof to some extent and the battery's last for months. It doesn't quite fit all hearing losses and feels a little weird as it is placed deep into the ear canal.
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