Is Hearing Aids one kind of Personal Sound Amplification Products?
In this digital day and age, many people with hearing loss are torn between buying what is essentially advised by the experts or looking for what is most affordable in the market.
Personal Sound Amplification Products (PSAPs) get a bad rap because of what the FDA has released in 2009, but according to many manufacturers of these kinds of devices, there are several benefits people may get from them.
How to determine if PSAP is for you?
If you are an individual who has never consulted a specialist or ear doctor and has been showing the following signs:
Once you determine what these signs actually mean you are having difficulty in hearing and admitting it to yourself, then it is the best time to check out PSAPs to help turn on the volume for you.
What is a PSAP?
First of all, PSAP is never to be considered as a hearing device. Hearing aids should be obtained from audiologists after several tests and fitting customization for appointments.
Now, this is where PSAPs come in. While most people with hearing loss use hearing aids, PSAP is known to give people with hearing boost by increasing the volume. A PSAP can accurately amplify the sounds being transmitted to the ear. What more, they are basically more affordable than most hearing aids.
It can be powered easily by batteries, small and extremely lightweight which can be discreetly hidden at the back of your ear. It will not only boost your hearing but also your confidence because you will be the only to know that you are suffering from hearing loss.
If you think you need a hearing aid, make sure that you get a hearing aid prescription. Also note that the programs on these devices may be modified, but ask your ENT doctor first before making any changes. We are specialist of hearing test and assessment and provide hearing aid prescription.
Source:
HK Hearing & Speech Centre
Specialist of Hearing test & assessment,
and Hearing Aid Prescription