3 Easy Steps to Selecting & Ordering the Right HearPod Hearing Aid for your needs
I recommend the first step before purchasing a HearPod is to see your Doctor first. Your Doctor will examine your ears and run hearing tests to make sure a hearing aid will provide the best solution for your hearing loss.
If you have seen your Doctor and have a copy of your audiogram or hearing tests results, then please visit my MyHearPod.com and let us guide you through the process of selecting and ordering your new HearPod Hearing Aid.
We will guide you through the process in 3 easy steps:
1. Send us your hearing test results by email or fax
2. Select the right HearPod for your needs and ear canal
3. Place your order
How to choose the right HearPod Hearing Aid
HearPod offers several In-the-Ear HearPod models that are anatomically designed for a small medium and large ear canal.
The MicroPod is our tiniest instrument that can fit a small to a large ear canal simply by changing the size of the silicone pillow.
The MiniPod is designed for a medium to large ear canal.
The EzPod is designed for a large ear canal.
Our InvisiPod can fit any size of ear canal from a tiny to large canal. Simply change the size of silicone pillow that makes every HearPod fit like a custom comfortable fitting every time.
The question is: How do you know how big your ear canal is?
HearPod Hearing Aids
HearPod is one of the first truly innovative hearing systems of today providing every patient with an amazing quality of prescription fit hearing.
We use the highest rated digital chips and a unique fitting system that can last for years. Perhaps most importantly, our customer service support is the best in the nation.
HearPod provides:
• Door to Door Service, all from the comfort of your home
• 24/7 customer service toll free line
• A full year supply of 52 batteries (one for each week)
• Custom programming for your unique hearing loss using your audiogram
• The ability to fine tune to each HearPod to your hearing needs
• 6 FREE silicone pillow tips
• Free instructional online videos
• Free UPS ground shipping
• Free certificate for a custom fit mold for all 32 channel HearPods
• A full no-questions-asked 45 day money back guarantee
Honolulu, HI Hearing Loss Specialists – Randy Wohlers
Honolulu, HI Hearing Aid Sales – Randy Wohlers
Honolulu Family Hearing Aid Center Helps Family And Friends Catch Hearing Problems Early
PRESS RELEASE: Honolulu, HI 17-January-2011 — Family Hearing Aid and Rehabilitation Center is pleased to announce that their Honolulu hearing aid center helps family and friends catch hearing problems early. This is accomplished by using two different types of hearing tests. One is known as speech mapping. The other is called HINT or Hearing in Noise Testing. Both measure one’s ability to hear normal speech at a normal sound level.
Determine The Best Personalized Solution For Communication Needs At Honolulu Family Hearing Aid Center
If you or a family member has difficulty being able to hear properly, you may want to visit a Honolulu hearing aid center. The people there can help determine what options you have to help you hear better. There may be more possibilities than you realized.
New advances are being made in this area all the time. The aids can vary greatly in size as well as in form. This is why it makes sense to talk to professionals and get a good idea of all your options before making a final decision.
Discover The Newest Advancements In Hearing Technology At Honolulu Family Hearing Aid Center
The human species depends on the five senses to understand the world and one of the key senses is hearing. Although many survive with fewer, when one sense suddenly begins to fade it can significantly alter an individual’s quality of life. This is especially so with perception of sound since it often degrades gradually. Companies like the Honolulu Hearing Aid Center have made it their mission to ensure that perception of sound is maximized during a person’s lifetime.
For anyone who has lived with someone whose audible range has become less acute over time, they often first notice an increase in the volume of televisions and radios. This is soon followed by misunderstood conversations. The person with a diminished perception of sound will soon come to realize that volumes are annoying to others and what they think they heard was actually wrong. The result is frustration on many levels.
