5 Tips for Taking Care of Your Hearing Aids – Audiology Associates
Hearing aids are designed to help you hear better even in the most challenging listening environments. In order to keep your hearing aids functioning properly it’s important to take care of them. Bringing your hearing aids in for regular check-ups and deep cleanings is important for the longevity of your devices.
Tips for Hearing Aid Wearers
1. Handle your hearing aids with care
2. Turn your hearing aids off when you’re not using them
3. Store your hearing aids in a dry, safe place
4. Remove any earwax from your hearing aids
5. Change the filters and wax guards regularly
Although hearing aids are designed to be durable, they should be handled with care and properly maintained. In order to ensure the technology keeps performing it’s best for you it’s important to have your hearing aids serviced on a regular basis.
The Importance of Cleaning Your Hearing Aids
Earwax, dirt, and other debris can accumulate in your hearing aids. Every time you take your hearing aids out of your ears you should wipe them down with a dry cloth. If you don’t feel comfortable changing the filters or wax guards, then be sure to come in for an appointment.
Bring Your Hearing Aids in For Regular Check-Ups
Taking care of your hearing aids can be easy with these tips and will ensure they provide you with better hearing for the years to come.
The best thing you can do to make sure you are maintaining your overall health and well-being is to receive regular hearing screenings in addition to your other annual doctor visits. To schedule a hearing aid consultation today, please call Audiology Associates at 661-284-1900. Kevin Bolder, Au.D and John Davis, Au.D. are two of the best in Santa Clarita and San Fernando Valley. Visit our website at www.AudiologyAssociates.net or stop by our office located at 25425 Orchard Village Road, Suite 220, Santa Clarita, CA 91355.
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