What happens during a hearing test?

A free hearing test is your first step to improving your hearing loss. It's just like a check-up at the doctors, dentists or opticians. Here's what happens at the test:

• First, we will discuss your general health, hearing and lifestyle and see what impact, if any, these have had on your hearing.
• Then we'll carry out a physical examination of your ears and check for signs of infection or any damage to the eardrums.
• Next, we test your hearing. This will involve wearing headphones, where you will hear a variety of sounds and we can then see how you respond to different pitches and frequencies.
  
  

We'll discuss your results straightaway.

Introducing Oticon Opn’s™ new re-chargeable batteries

Hidden Hearing’s bestselling hearing device Oticon Opn™ now comes with an amazing new feature, the ability to rapid charge when you are not wearing your device. Oticon Opn™ can be placed in its own charger so when you want to use them they are ready to go with a full day’s charge!

At the heart of Oticon Opn’s™ processing power is the revolutionary Velox™ chip which allows those with hearing loss to cope even in the most demanding listening situations.

Our customers have discovered that routinely charging their device makes life much easier than replacing batteries regularly and you get many hours of uninterrupted use.

Choosing Oticon Opn’s™ rechargeable batteries also offers you an environmentally friendly option and you no longer have to think about battery disposal.

What if I forget to charge?

No problem! Rechargeable Oticon Opn’s™ innovative design allows for conventional hearing aid battery to be used if you run out of charge.

To find out more, Call 0800 1615 642.