Hearing Aid For Elderly

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Normal human hearing range：

Human beings are gifted with the ability to hear a wide range of sounds that surround us. From the chirping of birds to the sound of cars zooming past us, our ears are constantly receiving signals that help us perceive the world we live in.

The normal human hearing range typically ranges from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz, which is also known as the audible frequency range. This means that we can hear sounds as low as the hum of a fridge or the subtle rustling of leaves in the wind, to as high as the screeching of a high-pitched whistle.

The classification of the hearing aids?

Hearing aids come in various types and classifications, each with their unique features and capabilities. These devices are intended to improve the hearing capability of individuals suffering from hearing loss, thus making their life easier and enjoyable. Let's take a look at the different classifications of hearing aids.

1. In-The-Ear (ITE) Hearing Aids

This type of hearing aid is placed inside the ear canal and is typically custom-made to fit the wearer's ear. They're very small and unobtrusive, making them an excellent choice for individuals who want to maintain a natural look. ITE hearing aids are suitable for people with mild to moderate hearing loss.

2. Completely-In-The-Canal (CIC) Hearing Aids

CIC hearing aids are designed to fit entirely into the ear canal, making them the tiniest and most discreet type of hearing aid. They're custom-made and can even be made to match the wearer's skin tone, making them almost invisible to others. Because of their size, they can only accommodate small batteries, which means a shorter battery life.

3. Behind-The-Ear (BTE) Hearing Aids

BTE hearing aids have a curved casing that fits behind the ear and is connected to an earmold inside the ear. They're larger than ITE and CIC hearing aids but offer greater amplification and features such as directional microphones and Bluetooth connectivity. BTE hearing aids can accommodate larger batteries, which means longer battery life.

4. Receiver-In-The-Canal (RIC) Hearing Aids

RIC hearing aids are similar to BTE hearing aids, except that the speaker, or receiver, is located inside the ear canal instead of behind the ear. This design offers a more natural sound, and the smaller size of the hearing aids makes them more discreet than BTE models.

Package details:

100pcs/ctn
G.W.: 24Kg
Meas.: 63*53*36cm