Hearing Aid Lab, Inc.

11/19/2025

As we grow older, some changes come so gradually we barely notice them - like age-related hearing loss. You might not realize the subtle sounds you once could hear. The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) reports that approximately one in three people in the U.S. between the ages of 65 and 74 has hearing loss.

But the good news - early action makes a world of difference. Seeing a hearing healthcare professional at the first signs of change can help you adapt more easily to a care plan. Hearing loss affects more than just your ears—it can impact relationships, mental health, and overall well-being.

Life's sounds are worth hearing. Learn more about hearing health and the providers that can care for your hearing at https://ow.ly/fYHz50XrK2n

11/18/2025

Power—and super power—hearing aids are designed for people with severe to profound hearing loss. They function like standard hearing aids but use larger batteries and offer stronger amplification to meet bigger hearing needs.

If you’re unsure what level of hearing loss you have, a local hearing care provider can evaluate your hearing and recommend the most appropriate treatment options.

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11/13/2025

The Oticon Intent™ miniBTE is here, and it is eligible for the Oticon Better Hearing Challenge+. If you need a behind-the-ear hearing aid, you may qualify for OBHC+ when upgrading to Oticon Intent 1 miniBTE! Make the switch & see if you qualify for a $300/pair manufacturers rebate*.
Visit www.oticonrebates.com to get started today!

*Pending eligibility. Visit oticon.com/challenge-terms-and-conditions for full eligibility.

11/12/2025

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day from Oticon! We thank each and every Veteran for their service. You've helped make this world a better place with your courage, sacrifice and dedication to our country!

11/11/2025

How do you know if “loud” is too loud? 📱

Decibel meter apps can help you measure noise levels in your surroundings and protect your hearing.

Both free and paid options are available for iPhone, Android, and Apple Watch users.

Check out our roundup of some of the best apps in 2025 to help keep your ears safe! 👂
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11/06/2025

No matter where we are, there are sounds that we listen to every day that help us feel connected to the world around us and keep us safe and productive. Hearing is a crucial part of how we communicate with those around us. It’s how we feel connection in our community.

While some people recognize they may be experiencing hearing loss, hearing loss can happen so gradually that others may not realize it’s happening. Hearing loss can affect everyone of all ages, and the fact is hearing loss does not just affect your hearing capability.

Life's sounds are worth hearing. Learn more about hearing loss and how to care for your hearing at https://ow.ly/jF4R50Xh5X8

11/04/2025

Annually, you visit your primary care physician for a general check up on your overall health. You may also visit a dentist every 6 months for oral health and an optometrist for your eyes. So, who is taking care of your ears and hearing health?

Hearing Aid Specialists—also known as Hearing Instrument Practitioners or Hearing Aid Dispensers—are licensed healthcare professionals who evaluate hearing health and provide personalized solutions, most commonly hearing aids, to help individuals reconnect with their world and improve communication, confidence, and quality of life. They may also offer hearing protection and testing services.

Life's sounds are worth hearing. Learn more about hearing health and the providers that can care for your hearing at https://ow.ly/iqpM50Xl1CC

11/03/2025

Love books? If you've got hearing loss, listening to audiobooks is a form of auditory therapy that can help sharpen your sense of hearing.

10/29/2025

October is National Protect Your Hearing Month — a great reminder that your hearing health is worth protecting!

Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) remains one of the leading causes of hearing loss, alongside age-related changes. Consistent exposure to loud environments — whether at work, during recreation, or from everyday noise — can damage the delicate structures of the inner ear over time.

The good news is that NIHL is largely preventable.

➡️ Use hearing protection in loud settings.
➡️ Take listening breaks.
➡️ Keep volume levels at a safe range.

Protecting your hearing today helps preserve it for years to come!

10/27/2025

The symptoms of hearing loss depend on the type of hearing loss you have—and the severity. Both volume and clarity of sound will be affected.

10/22/2025

Hearing loss can occur gradually. Often, individuals with untreated hearing loss develop coping methods to avoid addressing the issue, such as turning up the volume on their devices or avoiding noisy environments to better hear the people around them. The small sounds you once could hear are no longer noticeable.

It’s crucial to act as soon as you notice your hearing may be changing.

Life's sounds are worth hearing. Learn more about hearing loss and how to care for your hearing at https://ow.ly/WQW750XcAPE