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alfredo

(60,166 posts)
9. Do get the rechargeable.
Sat Nov 4, 2023, 08:36 PM
Nov 2023

Batteries are expensive and poop out after ten to twelve hours. Mine, Phonax, has Bluetooth and has long battery life. The Va provided mine for free because I have service related hearing loss. If you are a veteran, drag your mangey ass down to the nearest VA and sign up.
They saved my life when they found cancer on my neck and the back of my tongue. They feared I could have lost my tongue, but the tumor was on the surface.
My VA is not flawless, their coffee sucks. Still, it is free.

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Usable hearing aids for an elderly parent [View all] ThoughtCriminal Sep 2023 OP
That message go truncated ThoughtCriminal Sep 2023 #1
Several friends have ones from Costco unc70 Sep 2023 #2
+ 1. 3Hotdogs Sep 2023 #4
Most of the OTC ones are for mild to moderate hearing loss. LogicFirst Sep 2023 #3
I don't recommend Miracle Ear Bayard Sep 2023 #5
Try CostCo. EOM Scottie Mom Sep 2023 #6
I did WmChris Oct 2023 #8
My wife has some pricey hearing aides. They come with regular follow-up visits where they are Chainfire Sep 2023 #7
Do get the rechargeable. alfredo Nov 2023 #9
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