What is the $2,500.00? My husband’s aids were under $1,800.00 at Costco and they had the booth and technician and custom hearing exam. Not over-the-counter and not covered by insurance e except for

Hi All - It appears I left out some critically important words in the earlier post on this matter. The Lexie Lumen hearing aids referred to in it are not the only OTC hearing aids available in

Hi All - It appears that Lexie Lumen hearing aids are the only OTC FDA approved hearing aids (at Walgreen's) that are actually currently available over-the-counter in retail stores. I have commented

NY City has had hearing loops in taxi since around 2016.

When there is no loop, your hearing aids go to maximum sensitivity, so they pick up the interference. When there is a signal from the loop, the sensitivity automatically reduces,

I don’t understand how Hearing Loops can be installed in cars. When I turn on my T coil in the car, I get a lot of static, I assume from the electromagnetic interference of the engine. Same thing if

Thanks, John. Do you have a source for me, or are you working in the field? My best bet might be to negotiate some partial recovery with given periods of time, so I keep the new ones and pay less for

It requires a more advanced form of Bluetooth. Keep your present aids. ====================================================================================== Best wishes

Thanks, Mary. Do you have any idea what will be needed in hearing aids? I upgraded mine but the difference in the new ones isn’t that great. I wonder whether to keep the new ones. Will AuraCast need

Aura cast is available now for implementation. But it’s hard to tell how long it will take for hearing aid manufactures and venues to implement it. I’d guess several years before it’s widely

I’m not aware of this problem but I am finding ASR is better than CART. Carol Agate

Please Help! Have you had the problem of delayed Zoom captions and /or truncated caption boxes? An example is attached below, (both in Word and PDF) as it happened to me with CART. The Zoom Level 2

Julie - As you and others could see from that letter there was no effort by HLAA, ALDA, TDI etc. to advocate for the presence of telecoils in their letter to the FDA. What are they representing?

Hello Loopers, The HLAA Board welcomes comments and feedback from members. I’m sorry to learn you all had difficulty locating the contact information for HLAA leadership. I’ll let the Meredith

Thank you Steve. It’s easy to do that when writing. I had not seen the document before and appreciate you sharing it. It is going to be very interesting to see how this entire OTC thing works out

Hi Julie - my bad. "Not" apparently was thought but not typed. They did not call for telecoils, only that packaging indicate the presence of telecoils if they were present. See the attached.

My two cent on this is, most of the cheaper OTC hearing aids does not have t-coil. Some of those aid works quite well. Will they have the new tech in them? Don’t know. But if the current cheaper

Well, in about an hour's time, I will be taking part in the IEC committee on this subject, although Auracast won't be discussed until tomorrow. I'm not 100% expert, because I

I am puzzled about AuraCast. I recently bought Phonak Lumity aids. Of course they have telecoils, but I’m wondering how soon AuraCast will be replacing looping. Looping is such a tough sell be

Steve, 2nd paragraph, last sentence. Did HLAA call for telecoils in their comments to FDA or didn’t they? The wording is confusing. Thanks for clarification of this sentence: “You'll recall HLAA