Hearing Aids - We supply the widest choice available

We supply the very latest digital hearing aids from all of the major hearing aid suppliers - as per the column to the right.

There is plenty of in depth information on all the different types of hearing aids we supply on this website, if you want specific information on a particular type of hearing aid please go to our Prices page where you will find links to most of the hearing aids available at this time.

We have a handy guide to the difference between Digital Hearing Aids and Analogue Hearing Aids, please click here to find out more.

The examples below will give you an idea about the types of hearing aids available; (shape, size, cosmetics etc)



RITE (RIC, Open Fit, OTE)	A new development in digital hearing aids adopting open fitting technology. Particularly appropriate for clients who have a high frequency hearing loss and looking for a discrete comfortable solution. Examples include the Widex Passion, Oticon Dual, Phonak Audeo SMART, Siemens Pure, GN Resound Dot2.
CIC (Completely in Canal)	The smallest in-the-ear hearing aid suitable for moderate towards severe hearing losses and offering maximum discretion. Some performance can be sacrificed due to the limited space required for the circuitry. (Depending on shape and size of the ear to a large degree). All the manufacturers supply this size of hearing aid and recent developments in technology have enabled us to supply these tiny instruments to very severe losses previously impossible to fit.
ITC (In the Canal)	Slightly larger than CIC hearing aids, the extra space can be effectively used to add features such as directional (twin) microphones to help with speech in background noise, bluetooth and FM communication (Phonak Exelia Art, Oticon Agil, Siemens Pure) and built in telecoils to pick up loop systems.
ITE (In the Ear)	The largest of the in-the-ear hearing aids are often called 'full shell' as they fill the bowl of the ear. The benefits of ITE hearing aids are that they can offer plenty of power, take larger batteries, and with clients with limited dexterity can be easier to handle. Space is not an issue with ITE's so generally all the features available can be added to ITE's that sometimes cannot be added to smaller more discreet hearing aids.