Our Products

At Listen n Talk, we offer hearing aid from world-class manufacturers at lowest price. We are dealing with most international hearing aid manufacturers like Signia, Phonak, Resound, Oticon, Audio Service & many more. We only offer products from the brand we believe is best for you. Not just that, we’re always adding new products to our arsenal, so be sure to keep in touch with us.

Behind-The-Ear (BTE) Hearing Aid

  • BTE fits behind the outer ear & comes in mini / standard / big size.
  • Its fitting range is 30-120 dB
  • Requires larger battery (size 675, size 13,size 312) which gives you longer battery life & rechargeable options are also available.
  • Includes Bluetooth, artificial intelligence, tinnitus masking features & advanced directionality.
  • BTE is easy to hold, clean and adjust.
 

Receiver-In-Canal (RIC) Hearing Aid

  • RIC is smaller & more hidden than a BTE.
  • It's best for mild to severe high frequency hearing loss (fitting range upto105 dB).
  • Requires 312 size batteries & rechargeable options are also available.
  • It comes with the latest technology such as adaptive directionality of microphone, feedback shield, binaural processing & synchronization.
  • It's easy to handle.
 

In-The-Canal (ITC) Hearing Aid

  • ITC is comparatively more visible to CIC hearing aids.
  • It aimed for mild to severe high frequency hearing loss.
  • Requires 312 size batteries.
  • Its innovative features includes Bluetooth, artificial intelligence, tinnitus masking features & advanced directionality.
  • ITC is easy to handle amongst other canal hearing aids.
 

Completely-In-Canal (CIC) Hearing Aid

  • CIC is designed to fit comfortably inside the ear canal & almost invisible.
  • It aimed for mild to moderately severe hearing loss (Fitting range up to 90 dB).
  • Requires small batteries i.e. size 10 & more frequent changing. Rechargeable options are also available.
  • It offers more natural hearing experience.
  • CIC needs to be handled carefully.
 

Invisible-In-the-Canal (IIC) Hearing Aid

  • IIC is the smallest type of hearing aid available & is invisible in the ear.
  • It aimed for mild to moderately severe hearing loss (fitting range up to 70 dB).
  • Requires small batteries i.e. size 10.
  • It’s less likely to pick up wind noise.
  • IIC needs utmost care to handle and clean.
 

Rechargeable Hearing Aid

  • Rechargeable hearing aid doesn't require disposable batteries.
  • Its available mostly in RIC & BTE hearing aids.
  • It comes with the newest technology such as adaptive directionality of microphone, feedback shield, binaural processing & synchronization.
  • Rechargeable hearing aid offers long-lasting charge which enables all-day hearing.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the benefits of using Hearing Aids?

  • Wearing hearing aids at the early stage of hearing loss helps to preserve the hearing ability.
  • Cognitive functionality improvement, significantly helps to hear better, easier to enjoy different sounds.
  • Binaural hearing benefit is possible with two hearing aids, which significantly improves life for those with hearing loss.
  • It helps patients with Tinnitus condition, in which the person constantly hears a high-pitched shrill sound in the ears even though there is no external noise.

2. What are the advantages of Binaural Hearing?

  • Less amplification power is required when two hearing aids are worn. It means that loud sounds are more comfortable & listening is less stressful.
  • Binaural hearing allows you to detect what direction a sound is coming from.
  • It also helps the ears get the messages to both sides of the brain.

3. If your child has hearing & speech problems, what should you do?

Kids who have hearing loss, or hearing impairment, have trouble hearing or understanding some or all sounds. That’s why it's important to get your child's hearing screened at birth & checked regularly.

4. When should hearing be checked?

It’s best to catch hearing problems early, because treatment is more successful if it starts before a child is 6 months.

5. How is hearing tested?

Hearing is checked by a hearing specialist called an Audiologist. The type of test they do depends on a patient's age, development & health. During a test, audiologists watch for a behavioral response after a patient hears a sound. Babies / toddlers may make eye movements or turn their head. Kids & adults may respond to speech with activities like choosing a picture / repeating words / raising a hand.

6. What should you do for your proper hearing aid selection?

  • It is highly risky to buy a hearing aid from anyone else other than an Audiologist, with a proper qualification.
  • Always try to take a Digital hearing aid. It is scientifically recommended to use a hearing aid in both the ears.
  • It is scientifically advised to use a hearing aid in both the ears. This is because from birth, we hear using two ears, & our brain & auditory cortex are also designed that way, to hear in both the ears. It also gives you many advantages due to Binaural Summation.
  • Make sure that your trial session for hearing aid includes minimum 2 brands & 3 kinds of hearing aids.
  • Once you get your hearing aid, have a checkup once every quarter, for the first year. After that, compulsorily get a checkup done half-yearly, to test both the device & your hearing ability.
  • Don't forget to ask about how to use the device, & its accessories.

7. Is there any harm if I do not use a hearing aid on time?

Firstly, not using a hearing aid on time, can cause your hearing loss to progress more rapidly. Hearing loss affects your quality of life, & everyday activities.

8. What is a Digital hearing aid?

Based on the signal processing, there are 3 types of Hearing aids: Analog, Trimmer Digital, & Digital Programmable. Digital Programmable hearing aid is considered the best among these three. It has a tiny chip which acts like a computer. It minimizes the impact if the sound is too loud & enhances the volume & vice-versa. Generally, humans hear in the range of 20Hz to 20KHz. Now, suppose you hear 250Hz at 40dB & 6KHz at 80dB. So, these are two different frequencies, which need two different kinds of Gain/Amplification. This is possible only with Digital Programmable hearing aid. Let’s say, the explosion of firecrackers hurts your ears, but at the same time, you cannot hear anything said in a whisper. In this case, a Digital Programmable hearing aid can enhance the soft whisper to let you hear what is being said. And when a firecracker explodes, it can reduce that sound in your ear. A digital hearing aid is an effective device, as even if hearing ability increases, you can continue to use. With re-programming, it can last you for 5-7 years.