Audiologist quality hearing aids for thousands less
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Affordable hearing aids with expert support and free shipping
Backed by a one year warranty and 90 day money-back guarantee
AUDIOLOGIST QUALITY HEARING AIDS, NO PRESCRIPTION, NO HASSLE
Backed by 1 year warranty and 90 day money-back guarantee
Smart, Rechargeable Hearing Aid
• Bluetooth connectivity
• iPhone / Android smartphone app for programming
• Smartphone app hearing test
• Rechargeable batteries with smart charger
• Fully customizable frequency settings and volume control
• Receiver in ear canal (RIC)
• 90 day trial period / guarantee
• 1 year warranty from manufacturer
Affordable hearing aid with rechargeable batteries for those who enjoy the latest tech.
RIC Programmable Hearing Aid
• Directional microphone with adaptive speech enhancement
• High performance micro-processor automatically adjusts signal levels and reduces background noise
• Multi-functional volume control with 3 program settings for diverse sound environments
• A312 battery lasts up to 14 days
• Receiver in ear canal (RIC)
• Programmable based on audiogram
• 90 day trial period / guarantee
• 1 year warranty from manufacturer
• Made in the USA
Provides the finest clarity, noise cancelling and natural sound quality.
Ear Bud CIC Hearing Aid
• Discreet fit, completely in the ear canal (CIC)
• Omni directional microphone
• Adaptive feedback cancellation, speech enhancement and background noise reduction
• Dual-function button provides volume control and 4 program settings
• 10A battery lasts up to 14 days
• Programmable based on audiogram
• 90 day trial period / guarantee
• 1 year warranty from manufacturer
• Made in the USA
Comfortable, nearly undetectable hearing aid that will change your world.
Behind the Ear Hearing Aid (BTE)
• Behind-the-ear hearing aid (BTE) design is better for those with limited dexterity
• Omni-directional microphone
• 16 channel digital processing with speech enhancement
• Noise reduction and feedback cancellation
• Digital volume control
• 3 Listening program settings
• Durable, high impact casing
• A312 battery lasts up to 14 days
• Programmable based on audiogram
• 90 day trial period / guarantee
• 1 year warranty from manufacturer
• Made in the USA
Dependable, easy to use design provides excellent amplification and performance.
Are Century Hearing Aids right for you?
- Do you prefer simple dependable devices?
- Do you want to pay out of pocket for affordable hearing aids?
- Do you wish to avoid an audiologist office?
- Our default hearing aid programming is for normal age related, moderate hearing loss
- Presbycusis, mild to moderate age related hearing loss, affects older adults and follows a common pattern of frequency loss.
Century Hearing is an American owned and operated business that provides high quality hearing aids directly to satisfied customers since 2010. We offer only 4 models, FDA registered, audiologist designed and made by leading manufacturers of prescription hearing aid technology.
Finest American Products
We work with leading manufacturers, primarily in the US (for 3 of our 4 options) to offer world class hearing aids.
American Customer Support and Owners
We have been helping folks like you hear better for over 12 years. Give us a try, we think you'll like what you hear.
Free Shipping and Satisfaction Guarantee
Get your hearing aids fast and never pay for shipping. We are also proud to offer one of the best return policies with our 90 day trial and one year guarantee.
An Online Hearing Test Can Help Diagnose Hearing Loss
If you want to get a baseline assessment of your hearing function, try our online hearing test. Take charge of your hearing health today.
• Simply answer a few quick questions
• Get immediate results
• Designed by hearing specialists and audiologists for accuracy
Patients with suspected severe hearing loss are referred to an audiologist for a checkup and audiogram. An audiologist, AuD, is a hearing care professional who specializes in audiology, the medical field dedicated to diagnosing and treating hearing loss.
Hearing Problems and Hearing Loss
According to data from the American Medical Association, bilateral hearing loss (meaning hearing loss in both ears) affects 1 in 18 Americans. As many as one in five experience either bilateral or unilateral types of hearing loss. That means it affects 50 million Americans, who experience a range from mild to severe hearing loss, making it one of the most common healthcare issues.
According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), adults over 60 are at the greatest risk. A full 50% of adults over 75 years of age battle hearing loss. However, age isn't the only factor when assessing hearing loss:
- Non-Hispanic white adults have a higher prevalence of hearing loss.
- Men experience approximately twice the rates of hearing loss.
- Certain jobs make workers more vulnerable to profound hearing loss. Tinnitus (ear-ringing) is a major sign of potential hearing damage.
- Certain medications like quinine, aspirin/ibuprofen, and loop diuretics for managing blood pressure increase the likelihood of developing hearing loss.
- Chronic illnesses including diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure increase hearing loss risk.
How Hearing Aids Treat Hearing Loss
Hearing aids boost sound to enable better hearing in patients with hearing loss. The three basic components of hearing aids are: 1. Microphone (detects sound and converts it into digital signaling) 2. Amplifier (boosts the digital signal strength) 3. Speaker (conveys amplified sound into the ear for cognitive processing.)
A benefit of digital hearing aids is that they are customizable. Hearing care professionals or the patient with some devices can adjust the settings to accommodate a distinct pattern and degree of hearing loss.
A term often used incorrectly is personal sound amplification products (PSAPs). PSAPs and hearing aids are not the same. The FDA regulates the hearing aid industry, vetting and approving the safety and functionality of products before they reach patients. The FDA encourages patients to learn the difference.
Discreet hearing devices such as our FDA cleared Rosebud hearing aids have the potential to dramatically improve quality of life.
How Do Century Hearing Aids Compare to Other Hearing Aid Manufacturers?
Americans have a wide range of hearing aid options regarding their hearing care including numerous hearing aid brands and hearing aid manufacturers. The best hearing aid for you is often a choice between quality hearing aids and affordable hearing aids. Fortunately, this is not the case with a new hearing aid from Century Hearing.
Hearing aid companies that provide over-the-counter hearing aids (OTC hearing aids) tend to be more affordable than prescription ones because you don't need to visit a healthcare provider and Medicare doesn't cover hearing aid costs.
The Rosebud RB300 RIC from Century Hearing costs $899. In contrast, the comparable Phonak Bolero M (part of the Phonak Bolero series) costs $2,271 when you purchase directly from Phonak.
ReSound, Eargo Hearing Aids, Lively Hearing Aids, Widex and Starkey are other hearing aid brands that are considerably more expensive compared to Century Hearing aids. When you choose Century Hearing, finding high-quality yet cheap hearing aids is possible.
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