CYBER SONIC SOUND ENHANCER AID MACHINE FOR EAR HEARING IN UJJAIN

HIGHLIGHTS Amplifies sound up to 40 decibles Weight: Less than 10 grams 6 Volume Levels Fits in either ear 1 hearing aid per package FINE PRINT Please enter daytime delivery details, PO Boxes not valid Delivery will be in 3-5 days Subject to availability Limited number availabe Picture displayed is a representation Hearing  is one sense that makes life as vivid and colourful as it is. For those that are hard of hearing, the saviour is this As Seen on TV Cyber Sonic Hearing Aid. Hearing loss is very common, especially as we age. Among adults age 65 and older, one in three people has some type of hearing impairment. In other words, if you believe you're experiencing hearing loss, you're not alone. This product  has taken the world by storm for its simplicity and effectiveness. Add to this an amazing price and it's easy to understand why these hearing aids have been an international sensation. The CyberSonic Hearing Aid  is a real breakthrough in sound magnification technology; you'll hear spoken words clearly and distinctly. Lightweight and compact, it amplifies sounds up to 40 decibels. This compact and discreet hearing aid will pick up the words distinctly. Hearing aid – Any wearable instrument or device designed for, offered for the purpose of, or represented as aiding persons with or compensating for, impaired hearing. (21 CFR 801.420) • A hearing aid is a wearable sound-amplifying device that is intended to compensate for impaired hearing. This generic type of device includes the air-conduction hearing aid and the bone-conduction hearing aid. Hearing Aid Regulations (Contd.) • Wireless hearing aids are defined as air conduction hearing aids that incorporate wireless technology in the programming or use – Class II but exempt from 510(k) – Special controls in addition to general controls regarding the design, testing and labeling of the wireless technology Hearing Aid Devices; Conditions for Sale (21 CFR 801.421) • Requires medical evaluation by a licensed physician within the preceding 6 months. • Waiver of medical evaluation possible for adults – Informs patient that it isn’t in his/her best health interest – Dispenser can’t actively encourage waiver – Signed waiver statement • Availability user brochure • Record keeping (3 years) Do I Need a Prescription or Exam for Hearing Aids October 14, 2016  | If you’re experiencing hearing loss and believe you might need hearing aids, it’s understandable to wonder whether or not you need a medical exam or a prescription in order to get them. The short answer is yes…and no. Technically, patients interested in buying a hearing aid are required by federal law to either have a medical examination or sign a waiver stating that they do not want a medical exam before purchase. So while, legally speaking, you do not need a doctor’s note or exam, most doctors and hearing aid distributors (including MDHearingAid) strongly discourage the use of the waiver. We highly recommend that all individuals seeking hearing aids visit a medical professional experienced in the field of hearing loss and ear-related conditions before purchasing hearing aids. Why You Should Get a Medical Exam before Buying Hearing Aids There are many reasons why getting a medical exam for your hearing loss is a good idea. First, a licensed audiologist or physician specializing in diseases of the ear can evaluate your ears and hearing to determine the type of hearing loss you are experiencing., and some may be reversible or caused by a single-fix solution. Some, on the other hand, may require more aggressive treatment than hearing aids. Similarly, during the exam, your doctor can help determine the which can vary greatly and affect the type and strength of the hearing aid you need. Overall, though, one of the biggest benefits of having a physician examine your ears before purchasing hearing aids is that they can help determine the degree of your hearing loss. The recommendations given during this exam can be immensely useful in helping you get the best results from your aids. The results of your hearing test, which are unique to you, can be used to program your new hearing aids to the exact needs of each of your ears, leading to better results and an improved quality of life.