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5 PSAP Devices for your Hearing
What is a PSAP? Personal sound amplification products (PSAPs) are affordable alternative devices to hearing aids, designed to amplify sounds in certain environments and situations. These situations typically include lectures, bird watching, and hunting. PSAP devices are intended for people who are
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5 White Noise Apps For Better Sleep and Tinnitus Relief
5 White Noise Apps For Better Sleep and Tinnitus Relief Do you feel that indoor and outdoor background noises are loud and distracting? Do …
The Auditory System
The Auditory System Have you ever wondered how the auditory system helps us hear and maintain balance? Each part of the ear plays a …
The Human Hearing Frequency Range
How Hearing Works in the Ear Before we dive into what the human hearing frequency range is, it’s a good idea to have a …
What is Unilateral Hearing Loss?
What is Unilateral Hearing Loss? Unilateral hearing loss is when someone experiences hearing loss in only one ear. It is often referred to as …
5 Ways to Help You Sleep With Tinnitus
How Do You Sleep With Tinnitus Have you laid in bed at night where all you can hear is the ringing and chirping sound …
3D Printed Hearing Aids
Will 3D printed hearing aids help give access to people suffering from age related hearing loss? 3D printed hearing aids may be another more …
What is Bilateral Tinnitus?
What is Bilateral Tinnitus? Tinnitus is the perception of noise or ringing in the ears when there is no external noise present. It can …
What is Low Frequency Hearing Loss?
Low Frequency Hearing Loss There are various types of hearing loss. Low frequency hearing loss is a rarer hearing loss condition that affects your …
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Ototoxicity and Hearing Loss
HEARING LOSS AND OTOTOXICITY According to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), there are more than 200 ototoxic
Meniere’s Disease: History, Symptoms and Relief
Meniere’s Disease: History, Symptoms and Relief A French physician, Prosper Ménière, identified the disorder in 1861. He
The Anatomy of the Middle Ear
The Anatomy of the Middle Ear Before you get started, take a look at our Anatomy of
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