Keep Your Hearing Aids Clean
Earwax, dust, and moisture can build up around hearing aid openings and affect sound quality. Gently clean your devices as recommended by your hearing professional and avoid using sharp objects.
Protect Them From Moisture
Water and excessive moisture can damage hearing aids. Remove them before showering or swimming, and consider using a hearing aid dehumidifier if recommended.
Handle Them Carefully
When inserting or removing your hearing aids, handle them with clean, dry hands. Store them in a safe, dry place when you are not wearing them.
Check the Batteries or Charging
Low batteries can cause weak or inconsistent sound. For rechargeable hearing aids, make sure they are placed correctly on the charger and charged regularly.
Get Professional Care
If your hearing aids sound weak, become uncomfortable, or stop working properly, professional cleaning or adjustment may be needed.
Final Thoughts
Good hearing aid care does not have to be complicated. A few simple habits can help keep your devices comfortable and performing properly.
Hearing Health Group is here to help you get the most from your hearing aids.