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Audiologist Backed Ear Cleaning Methods

Are you cleaning your ears the right way? Discover audiologist-approved tips for safe, healthy ear cleaning in our latest blog.

The Impact of Menopause on Hearing Health

Discover how menopause can impact your hearing, from tinnitus to balance issues. Learn about the connection and how to protect your hearing during this life transition.

Ear Wax: What is it and How Do I Get Rid of It?

If you have noticed a loss of hearing or are experiencing a fullness sensation in one or both ears, you may have an ear wax buildup. Here are some ways to know.

Do Your Ears Get Red and Hot? 10 Reasons Why!

Red Ears — it’s something that happens occasionally and there is usually an easy explanation. The outer ear has delicate, sensitive skin and is made up of “hills and valleys” that collect sound waves and channel them into the auditory canal. But sometimes, things can happen to cause what’s called vasodilation where blood flows to the external ear causing it to appear red, hot, and irritated.

World Hearing Day - Ear and Hearing Care for All!

Over 1.5 billion people live with hearing loss, but there's still much misinformation about hearing loss prevention, hearing tests, and more. That's why days like March 3, the World Health Organization's World Hearing Day, are so important. Whether you want to contribute for one day or the entire month of March, you can help raise awareness about hearing loss and make a real difference in people's lives. In recognition of this year's theme, "Ear and hearing care for all!" we've compiled a list of ways you can promote good hearing health in your community.

Tips for Navigating Christmas With Hearing Loss

Christmas is a time for families and friends to spend together, and you and your loved ones deserve to enjoy every moment. Hearing issues don't have to impact the fun. By making just a few changes, holiday get-togethers can become much more supportive environments for anyone hard of hearing.

Your Ultimate Guide to Holiday Travel With Hearing Aids

Traveling with hearing aids this holiday season? Discover tips to fly confidently and enjoy a stress-free trip with hearing loss.

Modern hearing aids

Modern technology and advances in the field of hearing aids make it possible for you to live a life without limitations. In addition, modern hearing aids offer many other functions that make everyday life with a hearing aid easier and more convenient. Find out more below about the advantages of modern devices, and what the future of hearing aids holds in store.

Hearing Aid Dos and Don'ts

If you rely on your hearing aids to stay connected to the world of sound, it can be tempting to wear them all the time. But just like any tech, there are times when it's best to give your hearing aid a break. In this blog post, we'll walk you through some simple dos and don'ts of wearing your hearing aid so you'll know exactly when and where it’s okay to use it.

Hearing aid batteries

Hearing aids are becoming increasingly smaller and more powerful, regardless of whether they run on standard or rechargeable batteries. While a rechargeable battery can be regularly charged, standard hearing aid batteries will need to be replaced. In general, when deciding on which battery to buy, it's worth taking the following into consideration: type, performance, manufacturer, service life, quality, and capacity. Below you will find all the information you need to make buying and changing your batteries as straightforward as possible, allowing you to get the most out of your hearing aid.

Best Apps for People Who Are Hard of Hearing or Experiencing Hearing Loss

The development of hearing aids was a huge development to improve the lives of anyone experiencing hearing loss. And as technology is improving all the time, there are now hundreds of apps for hearing-impaired people available that can make communication and entertainment more accessible.

9 Tips for Troubleshooting Your Hearing Aid

There’s nothing more frustrating than a hearing aid that’s not working properly. Like any kind of electronic device, hearing aids can malfunction from time to time. But with these handy hearing aid troubleshooting tips, you should know what to do the next time you’re having a problem with your device.

Why is my Tinnitus Louder at Night?

If ringing or buzzing keeps you up, you're not alone. Discover why your tinnitus might worsen at night and what you can do to manage it.

The 5 Most Common Causes of Tinnitus

Ringing or buzzing sounds in one or both ears is a condition known as tinnitus. In some cases, the sounds are so loud they interfere with a person’s ability to concentrate.

The 7 best ways to relieve stress tinnitus

If you suffer from tinnitus, otherwise known as ringing in the ear, you are probably eager to find a way to eliminate the annoying sounds. While getting rid of the condition is not particularly easy, there are effective ways to help alleviate your symptoms. Read on the learn more.

Pulsatile Tinnitus

Pulsatile tinnitus is a rare condition, brought on by constricted blood flow in and around the ears. While tinnitus consists of seemingly random hissing, rushing or roaring sounds, with pulsatile tinnitus, the sounds come in time to the rhythm of your own heartbeat. Most people experience pulsatile tinnitus in just one ear, but it can occur in both. And while pulsatile tinnitus usually isn’t anything to worry about, the condition may be a sign of an underlying health complication – so speak to your GP if you’re not sure what’s causing your symptoms. Here, we’ll look at some of the most important information about pulsatile tinnitus.

Most Common Causes of Tinnitus Flare-ups and Spikes

Tinnitus is a hearing condition where sufferers hear a continuous ringing in the ears. While temporary tinnitus caused by something like being at a rock concert will usually go away by itself after a few days, chronic tinnitus is always there.

How to Recognise the First Signs of Tinnitus

Tinnitus is common, but it’s important to recognise signs early so that it doesn’t become more serious or permanent. Here are things to look for (and listen for!) to see whether or not you have tinnitus.

Headphone Tips That Protect Your Hearing

Headphones are a daily staple, whether you're working, commuting, or watching TV. But it's easy to overdo it, and prolonged or loud use can quietly take a toll on your hearing over time. In this blog, discover easy, expert-backed safe listening tips, like the 60/60 rule, volume limits, and smart headphone choices, to help you enjoy your audio without risking your hearing health.

Hearing Aids Through the Ages

Trace the evolution of hearing aids; from 17th-century ear trumpets to today’s AI-powered smart devices that stream, customise, and transform hearing.

Supporting Hearing Health Naturally

Want to protect your hearing naturally? Discover ways to support your hearing health through diet, exercise, and smart listening habits.

Your First Month with Hearing Aids

Rediscovering everyday sounds with hearing aids? Your first few weeks are a journey, and a listening diary can help. Track what you're hearing, how you’re feeling, and where you might need support. It's a simple way to celebrate progress and make your next audiologist appointment even more helpful.

Bluetooth in Modern Hearing Aids

Go hands-free with Bluetooth in your hearing aids! Stream calls, music, podcasts, and TV directly into your ears - for clarity and convenience all day long.

What's New in Hearing Aid Technology?

What’s new in hearing aid technology for 2025? From AI-powered clarity to auto‑scene detection, today’s devices do so much more than amplify sound.