Styles of Hearing Aids.

Hearing aids come in various styles, each designed to meet the unique needs and preferences of individuals with hearing loss. Here's an outline of different hearing aid styles.

Styles of Hearing Aids

In-the-Canal (ITC) and Completely-in-the-Canal (CIC):

  • Custom-fit and less visible than larger styles.

  • Less wind noise interference.

  • Smaller size may limit features and battery life.

  • Can be challenging to handle for those with dexterity issues.

  • More susceptible to earwax and moisture problems.

Invisible-in-the-Canal (IIC):

  • Virtually invisible in the ear.

  • Custom-fit for comfort.

  • Smaller size may limit features and battery life.

  • More susceptible to earwax and moisture issues.

Receiver-in-the-Ear (RITE):

  • Suitable for various degrees of hearing loss.

  • Discreet and cosmetically appealing.

  • Minimizes the plugged feeling in the ear.

  • Less visible than some other styles.

  • Can come in a rechargeable option.

Behind-the-Ear (BTE):

  • Suitable for various degrees of hearing loss.

  • Larger size allows for more features and longer battery life.

  • Easy to handle and clean.

  • Less earwax and moisture buildup.

  • Can come in a rechargeable option.