CIC, BTE, Over the ear hearing aids
Available technologies
- Control and automatic adjustment of volume
- Binaural connectivity
- Automatic emergence of speech in a noisy environment, better vocal understanding
- Automatic noise reduction
- Adaptation to various hearing situations
- Automatic phone mode
- Multiple setting memories
- Multiple adapting directional microphones
- Remote control
Wireless connectivity accessories
Some of our best hearing aids are compatible with Bluetooth technology (wireless). Whether you use it to connect to your home phone, your cell phone, your TV, your MP3 player, your iPhone or your iPod, you can establish a connection straight to your hearing aids, and hear your smart phone’s conversation directly in your hearing aids. You can listen to a movie on the television using Bluetooth technology, sending the signal straight to your hearing aids, for a comfortable sound without ambient noise.
The different types of hearing aids
Non-visible aid or CIC or IIC (invisible-in-the-canal) or peritympanic
Hearing aid placed completely in the ear canal.
Smallest custom-fit hearing aid.
Aesthetic, almost invisible.
Manipulated with a transparent extracting wire.
Appropriate for light to moderate hearing loss.
Mini-canal aid
Hearing aid placed in the ear canal.
Custom-fit, aesthetic, discrete.
Manipulated with a transparent extracting wire.
Appropriate for light to moderate hearing.
Half-shell hearing aid
Hearing aid filling half of the ear.
Custom-fit, aesthetic.
Easy to manipulate.
Personalized programs (i.e., background noise reduction) and volume control.
Possibility to add a directional microphone and an automatic telecoil.
Appropriate for moderate to severe hearing loss.
Full-shell hearing aid
Hearing aid filling the whole ear.
Custom-fit, powerful.
Very easy to manipulate.
Personalized programs (i.e., background noise reduction) and volume control.
Possibility to add a directional microphone and an automatic telecoil.
Appropriate for moderate to severe hearing loss.
Behind the ear
Hearing aid that goes behind the ear, linked to an auricular mold.
Custom-fit earpiece.
The most powerful and the most resistant of all hearing aids.
Many colour and style choices.
Personalized programs (i.e., background noise reduction) and volume control.
Possibility to add a directional microphone and an automatic telecoil.
Open-fit aid or receiver-in-the-ear
Hearing aid that goes behind the ear, linked to an open dome
New, more aesthetic and discreet technology.
Equipped with multifunction remote control.
Many colour and style choices.
Appropriate for all types of hearing loss.
