Posted by ke8wo on May 02, 2018 at 17:54:38 from (74.140.201.154):
In Reply to: OT- Hearing aids posted by coshoo on May 02, 2018 at 14:07:23:
You mentioned Costco, so I recommend that you go there and have a free hearing exam ... that lasts about an hour. They are very thorough and will give you data on your hearing loss. So you will know what you are dealing with. Assuming that you have a significant hearing loss, they will recommend one of the several hearing aid brands that they carry. They will then program the aids for your specific hearing loss and let you walk around the store to see what you think. If you like what you hear .. you can order a pair for pickup about a week later. If you don't like them you can just return them and leave. Either way they will give you a report of your haring loss.
If you buy a pair they will fit them on you when you take delivery and you can return however many times you wish in the future for adjustment .. at no charge. Their aids have a 6 month return time where you can get your money back if you are not satisfied.
All of their hearing aids are very low priced compared to other companies that sell aids. About three months ago I went through the above process and bought a pair of the Costco Kirkland 'KS8's hearing aids for $800 each. These are very high quality with all of the modern features. You can perform some functions using a smart phone .. especially using an iPhone. Though a smart phone is not required.
Lower end hearing assistance devices, called PSAP's, can help for some kinds of hearing losses. I used two eBay purchased Siemens Lotus 12P's (about $100 each) for several years and I thought they were helpful. My KS8's are major improvement and I like them .. if a person needs hearing aids, I recommend that they be considered. Hearing aids requirements, benefits and usage are very subjective. So people will be very strong supporters of their brand .. kinda like tractor colors here!
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