Patience and Practice, Part One
- Don’t expect too much too soon. Relearning to hear with amplification takes time and a willingness to practice hearing and listening skills you probably haven’t used in years.
Sound Quality
- Your instruments amplify the specific frequencies you need for better understanding. Many sounds, like your own voice will sound different until you get used to amplified sound.
A Good Fit
- Minor physical sensitivity may occur in the first few days as your ears get used to their new occupants. Let us know if you experience persistent irritation or inflammation.
Take Good Care
- Your instruments must function in hot, moist, and oily conditions, surrounded by hostile substances. Proper maintenance and daily cleaning are vital to their long term survival. |
Patience and Practice, Part Two
-Your instruments’ controls and batteries are smaller than other regularly handled items. Insertion, removal, adjustment and changing batteries will take practice, too.
The Right Attitude
- Others’ experiences with amplification - good or bad - has no bearing on your success. Your positive attitude and commitment are the most important part of better hearing.
What Hearing Instruments?
- Our hope is that your instruments’ become so comfortable and effective that you will actually find yourself forgetting that your have them on! |
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