Your hearing aids should adapt to the length and depth of your ear canal. The device should fit comfortably on or in your ears. If you bend over or open and close your jaw, the device should not ...

Picking out the right hearing aid for you can be tricky. Whether you're following an audiologist's recommendation to browse different prescription and over-the-counter, or OTC hearing aids, or you ...

If you’re dealing with mild to moderate hearing loss, an over-the-counter hearing aid could help. CNET has done the legwork to find the best OTC hearing aids for you.

There are a few ways to get your hands on a good hearing aid. The first is through your doctor. Simply schedule a checkup to ...

If you have mild to moderate hearing loss, October 17, 2022 is a significant date. It’s when over-the-counter hearing aids hit the market and the U.S. became the only country in the world to ...

The FDA rule creates a category of hearing aids, available for those over 18 with mild to moderate hearing loss, that can be sold without a prescription, fitting adjustment, or hearing test required.

If you struggle with mild to moderate hearing loss, you can now buy less expensive, over-the-counter hearing aids without a doctor's exam or prescription. A new Food and Drug Administration rule ...

Hearing aids now available over the counter 01:52. Starting Monday, consumers will be able to buy hearing aids directly off store shelves and at dramatically lower prices as a 2017 federal law ...

The hearing aid comes in two styles — behind-the-ear with a small receiver attached to a thin wire that sits in your ear canal, or behind the ear with the receiver resting over the top of your ear.

Over-the-counter hearing aids shouldn’t replace your ear doctor Most adults aged 55 to 74 who would benefit from a hearing aid do not use them. But making them OTC isn't a cure-all.

In this photo illustration, Janine Ramirez, Hearing Aid Specialist with the Hear Again America co., places a hearing aid on an ear on October 20, 2021 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Cost: Budget considerations vary dramatically across the hearing aid spectrum. Over-the-counter options range from basic $100 amplifiers to sophisticated $5,000 systems, while prescription devices ...