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Is An OTC Hearing Aid Right For You?

6 quick questions. If a doctor or hearing professional is the better first step, we'll tell you.

Question 1 of 6

1. Who will use the hearing aid?

2. Do any of these apply to the person who'll use it?

Check all that apply. This list comes from the FDA's required "When to See a Doctor" warning.

Ear has a birth defect or unusual shape, or was injured or deformed in an accident Blood, pus, or fluid from the ear in the past 6 months Ear feels painful or uncomfortable A lot of ear wax, or something might be in the ear Really dizzy, or a feeling of spinning or swaying (vertigo) Hearing changed suddenly in the past 6 months Hearing gets worse, then better again Worse hearing in one ear Ringing or buzzing in only one ear

3. In a quiet room, can they hear speech?

4. Do they hear loud sounds well, like loud music, power tools, or engines?

5. Where is it hardest to hear?

6. What matters most?

100 days to decide

Start a return online and request the prepaid label.

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