RIC Hearing Aid

Matching up with the ever increasing requirements of the customers, our company is engaged in providing Tinnitus Hearing Aid.

Product Description:
Thanks to the Tinnitus Specialized Hearing Aids , relief from and management of your tinnitus is within reach. The key elements of the Technology work together to help you manage your tinnitus effectively and include: a range of comfortable, discreet Tinnitus Balance hearing aids “including” a noise generator that distracts you from your tinnitus, a smartphone app that allows you to customize a library of in-ear sounds and music, and a product that streams sounds directly to your hearing aids

Banking on the skills of our qualified team of professionals, we are instrumental in offering a supreme quality range of Smartphone Compatible Hearing Aids.

Product Description:
Hear life to its fullest with Halo, our Made for iPhone / Smartphone Hearing Aids and our easy-to-use .Hearing Control app which are engineered to work specifically with your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Apple Watch. Together, the Hearing System is designed to stream phone calls, music and more, directly from your Smartphone to your hearing aids. Now available in two styles to fit individuals with mild to severe hearing loss

Other Information:

• To hear more comfortably in noise Advanced noise reduction technology and a precise directional microphone work together to reduce noise and help make speech easier to hear in today's challenging environments
• No buzzing or whistling Our industry-best feedback canceller provides feedback-free and comfortable listening all day long
• Improved high-frequency audibility Patented technology replicates high-frequency sounds (like women's and children's voices) in lower frequencies where they're easier to hear and understand.
• Enhanced phone communication Direct streaming of phone calls from your Smartphone to your hearing aids enables clear and comfortable conversations
• Great sounding music and mediaYou can stream any music or media played on your Smartphone directly to your hearing aids for a more immersive and impressive listening experience.
• Hearing that is personalized for you Lets you make minor adjustments to sound quality to suit your particular preferences.
• Reliable, hassle-free hearing aids Nano-coating repels water, while the remote functionality of your Smartphone lets you control and adjust your hearing aids more easily than ever

 

What is Receiver-In-The-Canal (RIC) hearing aid?
Receiver-In-The-Canal (RIC) hearing aids are slim and light in weight with a miniature case. They are mostly preferred by adults looking for their cosmetic advantage. It is sometimes called Receiver-in-Canal hearing aids (RIC). Its ease of wearing and effectiveness makes it the most popular type of hearing aid.

The Receiver-In-The-Canal (RIC) hearing aid is different from the Behind-The-Ear (BTE) by the mechanism of sound transmission.

There are three parts of Receiver-In-The-Canal (RIC) hearing aid

1. The case
2. The wire-earpiece: Used to connect the earphone and the case
3. The earpiece: It is directly placed in the ear canal unlike the Behind-The-Ear (BTE) hearing aid

Who should use Receiver-In-The-Canal (RIC) hearing aid?

This hearing aid is suitable for people with mild to moderate hearing loss and that are slightly to moderately active.

Benefits of Receiver-In-The-Canal (RIC) hearing aid

• Sleek and light
• Minimizes sounds of your own voice
• Nearly invisible tubing
• Larger batteries for longer battery life

In order to keep pace with the never-ending demands of customers, we are involved in offering a wide range of Sonic Digital Hearing Aid.

Other Details: 

• Digital hearing aids consist of five main components: a microphone, an amplifier (or a signal processor), a microchip, a receiver (also known as a loudspeaker) and a battery.
• While early hearing aids may have worked as simple amplifiers, digital hearing aids are basically tiny computers that process sound to make it as true-to-life as possible.

How digital hearing aids work?
Digital hearing aids work when their microphones pick up incoming sound and send it to the amplifier. The amplifier processes the sound, turning it from an analog signal into a digital signal. This is then sent to the receiver which then delivers the sound to your ear

MICROPHONE: The microphone is vital to the quality of the sound you hear. Most microphones are adaptive which means that they can assume either an omnidirectional or directional mode which will improve the audibility of the signal of interest depending on the listening environment

AMPLIFIER: The amplifier processes and strengthens the sound signal according to your individual needs and your hearing loss. It makes the sounds you hear recognisable without being distorted. The amplifier contains most of the hearing aid’s electronic components and circuits in a microchip

MICROCHIP: The chip is the nervous system of the digital hearing aid. Despite its micro size, the chip is incredibly powerful and can handle everything from signal processing to wireless communications. The chip means that digital hearing aids can be smaller and use less power

RECEIVER: The receiver or speaker converts the electrical signal into sound and sends it to your ear. How much sound comes out depends on its size; therefore a severe hearing loss often requires a slightly larger hearing aid

BATTERY: The engines of the hearing aid, batteries keep the whole thing running. How much power a digital hearing aid uses varies widely depending on its size, the number of features and the ways in which it is used. Manufacturers works hard on technology to obtain the maximum use and power out of our hearing aids