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Close-up of a hearing aid worn behind the ear

Hearing aids

The right device, fitted properly, cared for long-term

We match technology to your hearing, your lifestyle and your budget — and every recommendation begins with a demo and a trial. No pressure, and no automatic prescriptions.

Two behind-the-ear hearing aids side by side, one silver and one gold

Demoed and trialled before you decide — every single time.

Types of hearing aids

Six types — which one suits you is decided together

Comfort, visibility and what you need to hear well all matter — and they pull in different directions. These are the formats we fit, and we'll talk through the trade-offs with you in person.

IIC

Invisible in canal

Custom-made from an impression of your ear and worn deep in the canal, so it stays out of sight.

RIC

Receiver in canal

The receiver sits inside the canal on a thin wire, while the main body rests discreetly behind the ear.

CIC

Completely in canal

A custom shell that sits entirely within the canal, made to measure from an impression of your ear.

Rechargeable

Rechargeable

Rechargeable hearing aid

Charged in their case instead of taking batteries — a format available across several of the styles shown here.

ITC

In the canal

A slightly larger custom shell that fills the canal opening, with its faceplate where you can reach it.

BTE

Behind the ear

A small body rests behind the ear, joined by a tube to a custom earmould — the largest of the styles.

Rechargeable

Charged in a case, not with batteries

Several of the types above are available in a rechargeable version: the aids sit in their case to charge, so there are no batteries to change. Ask us which formats offer it for your hearing before you decide — we'll show you both.

Two compact hearing aids docked in an open white charging case

Which of these we recommend depends on your hearing test, the shape of your ear canal and how comfortable you are handling a small control — never on what happens to be in stock.

Everyday life

Hearing aids can help

These are the everyday situations hearing aids are fitted to help with. Which of them apply to you is what a hearing assessment answers — and if aids are unlikely to help, we will tell you that too.

  • Hear conversations more clearly

  • Communicate more comfortably

  • Follow phone conversations better

  • More comfort while watching TV

  • Stay engaged in social gatherings

  • Greater safety while driving or walking

  • Feel more confident in everyday life

Not everyone who struggles to hear needs a hearing aid. Your hearing test tells you which of these situations yours is — and that honest answer is part of the appointment, not a sales pitch.

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Catalogue

Devices available at our clinic

We don't publish specifications, models or prices we can't stand behind — everything about your options is confirmed face to face.

Every recommendation starts with your hearing test

We work with several manufacturers and technology levels, and we fit what suits you — not what happens to be in stock. Your options, specifications and costs are explained in person, after we've tested your hearing and understood your daily life.

Before you buy
A hearing test, then a demo and a trial in real situations.
Getting advice
Call 9966111188 — we'll tell you honestly whether aids are likely to help.
Already wearing aids?
We service and re-programme existing devices too.

Hearing aids

Technology designed around your life.

Modern devices are smaller and more automatic than most people expect — but the device is only half of it. What makes them work is how precisely they are programmed to your hearing and the places you actually struggle.

Close-up of a hearing aid worn behind the ear

Stock footage of a close-up of an ear. It shows no specific product, and devices are never recommended online — suitability is decided after your hearing assessment.

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How fitting works

Five steps, no surprises

  1. 1

    Consultation

    A hearing test and a conversation about the situations you find difficult.

  2. 2

    Recommendation

    Options matched to your hearing and lifestyle — never an automatic prescription.

  3. 3

    Demo & trial

    Try devices in real situations before deciding anything.

  4. 4

    Fitting

    Programmed precisely to your hearing, and verified with you.

  5. 5

    Aftercare

    Follow-ups, servicing and support for the life of your device.

Book a hearing-aid consultation

A hearing test first, then an honest conversation about whether hearing aids would help — and what they'd involve.

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