You want the best help for your individual hearing loss within a budget you can afford. Help for your hearing should be the first concern...visibility and cosmetics second. We have access to most every kind and style of hearing aid being made. In almost every case there's a choice between many hearing instruments that can work for a person.  To help guide you, any of the In-The-Ear instruments will work for mild hearing losses.  But when a loss gets more severe, we generally start eliminating the smaller ones.

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Determining Your Hearing Loss Level

Example Audiogram Audiogram Hearing Loss Levels Find your hearing aid by your hearing loss To view and order hearing aids for your hearing loss please click on your hearing loss level below.   represents normal hearing   Mild Hearing Loss   Moderate Hearing Loss   Moderately Severe Hearing Loss **Moderately Severe hearing loss is in between 55dB - 70 dB on the audiogram.   Severe Hearing Loss   Profound Hearing Loss The above audiogram represents the hearing of an individual with normal hearing in the low frequencies (pitch) sloping to a severe high frequency hearing loss in the left ear and a moderate to severe hearing loss in the right ear. The blue Xs indicate the thresholds for the left ear and the red Os indicate the thresholds for the right ear The softest sound you are able to hear at each pitch is recorded on the audiogram. The softest sound you are able to hear is called your threshold. Thresholds of 0-25 dB are considered normal (for adults). The audiogram above demonstrates the different degrees of hearing loss.