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Q series (Q10 /Q8/Q6/Q4/Q2) are CIC hearing aids that adopt digital processing technology to amplify sound signals and automatically eliminate sound feedback. The Completely in Canal (CIC) Hearing Aid is suitable for patients with sensorineural, conductive, and mixed hearing loss with hearing loss ≤80dBHL. It is easy to wear and operate. Two types of earplugs (closed and open) are available. The CIC hearing aid has an fl-frequency intelligent noise processing system, which can be worn in different working and living environments. From Q2 to Q10, it provides 6dB to 18dB of different noise processing capabilities. VC and button controls can be selected to realize different functions (volume, program, sleep) according to different times (1S, 2S, 5S). The Q Series Rechargeable CIC Hearing Aid is an OTC Hearing aid, that can be sold at wholesalers/dealers, supermarkets, pharmacies, hearing clinics, hearing centers, amazon, Walmart, and online shops.

Mini Bionic Design

Light and portable, easy to carry. You may forget you are wearing it.

Magnetic Charging

Faster and More Convenient

CHARGING FOR BOTH HEARING AIDS

5 Times

CIC hearing aids wearing tips

- Insert the battery - Close the battery tank - Find microphone - Block the microphone completely with your finger - Put in the hearing aids and adjust it - Release the finger after it is completely inserted

Q Series CIC Hearing Aids Acoustic Parameters and Function List ​

Wearing a hearing aid is crucial in improving your hearing and quality of life. However, getting used to Hearing Aids takes time. They don’t work perfectly the moment you put them on. This is a gradual process that requires the frequent wearing of your hearing aids until you are fully used to them.

What can I expect?

Hearing aids can help you hear speech better, but you may feel overwhelmed by sounds you haven't heard in a long time. From traffic and machinery noise to air conditioning systems, and even your own voice. Sounds may also be perceived as unnatural and strange at first, and some sounds may even be annoying. When you lose your hearing, the areas of your brain that process sound don't get enough stimulation. Without this stimulation, the brain begins to rewire itself and use that area for other tasks. Once you start wearing hearing aids, your brain needs to rewire itself again. It needs to accommodate all the sounds you hear again. It needs to relearn which sounds to focus on and which to filter out. The most important thing to remember is to be patient. With more time and experience, your brain adjusts. It will better handle wanted sounds and minimize unwanted background noise. Over time, you get so used to using your hearing aids that you may even forget you're wearing them.

6 Tips for getting used to your hearing aid:

Hearing aid volume accessories are available from us in a wide range of styles and sizes. Whether you need a basic volume control device or a more advanced wireless accessory, we have the perfect solution for you, they are all compliant RoHS. These accessories can help you adjust the volume on your hearing aids to better hear the sounds you love. Our accessories are carefully designed to ensure you get the best listening experience. In addition to hearing aid volume accessories, we also offer a variety of accessories such as Zinc Air Button Batteries for Hearing Aids, Headphones for Audiometers, Silicone Hearing Aid Domes, Portable Diagnostic Audiometers, Audio Processors, Ear Impression Material, Tube Connector, Dry Cases, and Wax Guard, etc. Our products are designed to work with all major hearing aid brands.

Main parts of VC, Trimmer, Button Switch, and Litz wire:

Choosing the right over-the-counter hearing aid is difficult, especially when your options are limited by product type or price. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Americans with mild to moderate hearing impairment can now buy hearing aids over the counter at incredibly low prices, offering millions of more affordable devices to choose from. Previously, customers needed a prescription from an audiologist or other hearing specialist to make such purchases. Bipartisan legislation that created the category of over-the-counter hearing aids was originally passed in 2017, but the rules just changed. "Reducing health care costs in America has been a priority of mine since Day One and this rule is expected to help us achieve quality, affordable health care access for millions of Americans in need," Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra said in a news release, calling the rule a "significant milestone" in making hearing aids more accessible to the public. If you're in the market for a new hearing aid and want to buy online, start shopping now.

How to Choose the Right Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids？

The exact number of Americans who need hearing aids is unknown. Every organization has its own way of reporting and tracking this information. However, the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders estimate, based on data collected by the annual National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), that approximately 28.8 million American adults could benefit from using a hearing aid. While this is not required, it is still recommended that you speak with a licensed audiologist and consider a quick medical exam to help determine your exact hearing aid needs.

In order to choose the best over-the-counter hearing aids, check out these five steps.

Hear Better Now: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Hearing Aid Volume Control & Its Benefits.

What is Hearing Aid Volume Control & Why is it Important?

With the advancement of hearing aid technology, it is now easy for individuals with hearing impairments to control the volume of their devices. Volume control in hearing aids helps people adjust their device’s sound level depending on the environment and other noises. Having a hearing aid with volume control is important and useful as it gives patients greater autonomy by allowing them to take charge of their own hearing aid and make sure they can hear conversations and other sounds clearly without having to ask someone else to turn it up or down. Moreover, digital sound processors are equipped with different settings and customization options so that users can tailor the sound level to suit their individual needs.

How Does Hearing Aid Volume Adjustment Work?

Ever wondered how the tiny hearing aids in your ear can control the volume of sound with such precision? Well, it all comes down to the digital sound processing technology behind them. This technology allows air conduction sound amplification devices to filter and boost sounds, as well as provide individualized volume control for each ear. With multiple microphones and computer chips, these hearing aids can detect even the slightest changes in sound and adjust their output accordingly. Understanding how Hearing Aid Volume Control works is a great way to ensure that you get the best possible experience from your device.

Types of Secure Fitting Systems for Maximum Hearing Device Performance

By the time we reach 65, one in three of us will have a hearing impairment. Source: National Institutes of Health Table of Contents - Types of Hearing Loss - Causes and Treatment of Hearing Loss- Causes of Sensorineural Hearing Loss - Treatment of Sensorineural Hearing Loss - Causes of Conductive Hearing Loss - Treatment of Conductive Hearing Loss - Causes of Mixed Hearing Loss - Treatment for Mixed Hearing Loss Hearing loss affects people of all ages and can be caused by many different factors.

Types of Hearing Loss

There are three types of hearing loss - Sensorineural Hearing Loss: This is the most common type of hearing loss. This type of hearing loss can occur when the inner ear or the actual auditory nerve itself is damaged, or when some of the hair cells inside the cochlea are damaged. - Conductive Hearing Loss: This type of hearing loss is usually temporary and often cured with wax removal, medication, or surgery. - Mixed Hearing Loss: just what it sounds like - a combination of sensorineural and conductive hearing loss.

Causes and Treatment of Hearing Loss

Since children do not cooperate with hearing tests like adults, it is difficult to test children's hearing. Generally, it is necessary to combine the results of subjective and objective hearing tests, verify the results of each hearing test, combine the characteristics of children of different ages, and make a diagnosis after comprehensive analysis.

Test children's hearing includes:

- Objective hearing test: It needs to carry out in a sleeping state, suitable for children who cannot cooperate with subjective tests. There is auditory brainstem response (ABR), 40Hz auditory-related potential (40Hz-AERP), auditory steady-state evoked response (ASSR), otoacoustic emissions (OAE), and middle ear acoustic impedance. - The Subjective hearing test (children's behavioral audiometry): Do it in the waking state, and different test methods for children of different ages, which can reflect the situation of the entire auditory pathway. Behavior Observation Audiometry (BOA): Suitable for within two months; Visual Reinforcement Audiometry (VRA): Suitable for 6 months-2.5 years old; Play Audiometry (PA): Suitable for 2.5-5 years old.

Children hearing impairment abnormal manifestations:

Ezairo 8300 is an advanced audio processor with 6 programmable or semi-programmable processing cores, providing a high degree of parallelism and flexibility. Its high fidelity operation at ultra-low power consumption, along with its multiple interfaces, flexibility to maximize performance against power consumption, and support for Bluetooth® Low Energy connectivity make Ezairo 8300 an excellent choice for high-end wireless-enabled audio applications.

Ezairo 8300 Features

In October 2021, the FDA formally proposed a rule to establish the new OTC hearing aids category. Finalized in August 2022, the final rule allows hearing aids within this category to be sold directly to consumers in stores or online without a medical exam or a fitting by an audiologist.

The published background of OTC hearing aid rule.

The world's 1.5 billion people have hearing loss, and the wearing rate in China is less than 5%. According to US media sources, 37.5 million adults have hearing problems in the United States alone, and there are currently less than one-fifth of people who can use hearing aids. Looking at the global number is even more shocking. According to WHO (World Health Organization) statistics, 1.5 billion people around the world suffer from hearing loss(as following figure). The wear rate of hearing aid in China is far lower than the US level, even less than 5%.

The meaning the OTC hearing aid sells in our daily life.

The cause of hearing loss can be found in the outer ear, middle ear, or inner ear. Malfunction of the outer ear or middle earphones can lead to hearing loss, known as conductive hearing loss. Conversely, damage to the inner ear is called sensorineural hearing loss or inner ear hearing loss. It is also possible to have both conditions at the same time, called mixed hearing loss.

External ear

Wax plugging, as well as ear canal infections, usually heal quickly. To avoid serious damage, such situations must be dealt with promptly.

Middle ear

The most common causes of the middle ear are inflammation, damage to the eardrum, and otosclerosis. This is the calcification of the auditory ossicles. Most injuries can be treated with medicines or surgery.

Inner ear

Hearing Aid Volume Control PJ 77 Features

- Controls can be purchased with or without knobs - Choice of terminal lengths and styles - Choice of axle styles - Choice of resistance values and tapers - Knobs are changeable - Select from a variety of printed numbering styles - We also offer the following hearing aid volume​: - Model 7000 - Volume Control PJ 185 - 4mm VC, Leaded Style Volume Control with Switch

We also offer the following hearing aid volume​:

Model 7000 Volume Control PJ 185 4mm VC, Leaded Style Volume Control with Switch Model 0105 2.54mm Trimmer, Miniature Trimmer Model 1900 Trimmer PJ 63 200Kom 1.9mm Trimmer, Ultra Miniature Trimmer Model 2500 Button D 2800/PB 95 2.5mm Button Switch Litz Wire 1*0.18，7*0.05，7*0.032，5*0.05, etc. Litz Wire Compliant RoHS, Structure can be customized

Do you know there are Over-the-Counter (OTC) Hearing Aids?In October 2022, the FDA finalized its long-awaited OTC hearing aid guidance. The FDA says the goal is to increase competition and ultimately make them more affordable.

What are over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids?

The FDA defines OTC hearing aids as medical devices intended to treat mild to moderate hearing loss in adults 18 years of age and older. They are classified separately from prescription hearing aids, each with its own set of safety and efficacy regulations. Over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids are a new type of hearing aid that consumers can purchase without visiting a hearing health professional. These devices are designed to help adults with mild to moderate hearing loss. Like prescription hearing aids, OTC hearing aids make the sound louder so some adults with hearing impairments are better able to hear, communicate and participate fully in everyday activities. OTC hearing aids are an alternative to prescription hearing aids and are currently only available from hearing health professionals such as audiologists, otolaryngologists (ear, nose and throat doctors), and hearing aid specialists. A hearing health professional fits your hearing aids, adjusts equipment for your hearing loss, and provides other services. You can buy OTC hearing aids directly at non-prescription hearing aid stores and online. You can install them yourself, and you can control and adjust the device in ways that prescription hearing aid users cannot. Some OTC hearing aids may not look like prescription hearing aids at all.OTC hearing aids are for adults who experience mild to moderate hearing loss. They are not for use in children or adults with severe hearing loss or significant difficulty hearing. If your hearing loss is more severe, OTC hearing aids may not amplify sound high enough to help you.

Pros and Cons of OTC Hearing Aids

Over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids can be an excellent solution for many hearing loss people, but they do have drawbacks compared to prescription hearing aids. Let's take a look at the pros and cons, so you can make an informed decision about which type of hearing aid is right for you.Pros Over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids have a range of advantages worth considering:- People with mild and moderate hearing loss have more choices OTC hearing aids expand choices for people 18 years of age and older who have perceived mild to moderate hearing impairment. - The price is more affordable Compared with prescription hearing aids, the price may be much cheaper, and the price of OTC hearing aids is about one-eighth of prescription hearing aids. - Convenient and quick Hearing aids that can be bought directly in pharmacies, supermarkets or online without hearing tests or fittings, convenient and fast. - It is beneficial to improve the wearing rate of hearing aids Despite the high prevalence and public health impact of hearing loss, only about one in five people would benefit from hearing aids. One of the main reasons for the low adoption rate is the high price. In addition, it is not easy for hearing friends in some areas to obtain professional hearing tests and fitting adjustments, and it often takes a lot of time and money. - Promote more product research and development and increase industry competition. Cons Of course, where there are advantages, there are disadvantages. No hearing aid is without disadvantages, so here are some factors worth considering:- The user purchases it by himself, and the wearing effect is unknown. If he is not satisfied, it will easily lead to the perception that "hearing aids are useless". - Not suitable for those under the age of 18, or with severe and above hearing loss. - For unilateral hearing loss, sudden deafness, conductive hearing loss, etc., if you buy OTC hearing aids directly, the condition may be delayed. - Self-fitting, which means they cannot be custom-fitted to fit your ear. - Typically offers fewer features than prescription hearing aids. - No on-site hearing care is provided after the purchase.

Who are OTC hearing aids for?

Over-the-counter (OTC) Hearing aid is designed for adults 18 years and older who have mild to moderate hearing loss, even if they haven't had a hearing test. You may have mild to moderate hearing loss if:- Speech or other voices seem muffled.- You can have hearing problems when you are in crowds, in noisy areas, on the phone, or when you can't see who is speaking. - You have to ask people to speak more slowly or clearly, speak louder, or repeat what they said. - When watching TV, listening to the radio, or listening to music, you turn the volume up higher than other people prefer.

Who Shouldn't Use OTC Hearing Aids?

The over-the-counter hearing aid is not for everyone. According to the FDA, you should not use an OTC hearing aid if:- you have severe hearing loss - you are under 18 - You have unilateral (one-side) hearing loss - you have sudden hearing loss - You have hearing loss due to a medical condition - You're not sure if you have hearing loss (maybe excess earwax!) - You have frequent dizziness (vertigo) or ringing in the ears (ringing in the ears) - your ears often hurt - You have a unique ear anatomy - You have a history of ear disease/infection - You have a history of chemotherapy or radiation exposure to the head and neck - you want more features

Where can I buy OTC hearing aids? Some manufacturers already offer direct-to-consumer (DTC) hearing aids online, such as our AUDIOTOP® Hearing Aids. DTC means that hearing aids are sold directly to consumers (not through hearing clinics).Effective October 17, 2022, you can buy Over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids at supermarkets, pharmacies, hearing clinics, hearing centers, amazon, Walmart, online shops, etc.

Custom wholesale and retail OTC hearing aids

Behind-the-Ear (BTE) Hearing Aids account for 80% of the world and is the most common style of hearing aid in the world. Easy to wear the devices are small and feature a curved casing designed to nestle comfortably behind the ear.

Why choose BTE hearing aids?

This Model E6 Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) Hearing Aids are rechargeable hearing aids, equipped with an advanced hearing aid algorithm. lt provides 16 channels of fine adjustment, with up to 12 dB environmental noise suppression, enabling hearing-impaired patients to listen clearly and naturally in noisy environments. RIC hearing aids are popular because of their discreet appearance and comfort. Technological advancements have also made them more versatile with stream options such as wireless connectivity and streaming. It’s one of the smallest types of BTE. RIC hearing aids are discreet with the largest part (containing the battery) tucked discreetly behind your ear. This Open-fit RIC hearing aid allows not only reduced occlusion or "plugged up" sensations in the ear canal, but also increases comfort, reduces feedback, and addresses cosmetic concerns for many users. This is OTC Hearing Aid, which is more convenient for dispenser sales, it can be sold at wholesalers/dealers, supermarkets, pharmacies, hearing clinics, hearing centers, amazon, Walmart, online shops, etc.

"Smile" Curve, Stylish Invisible

Open-Fitting Type, Comfortable to Wear Open-fitting domes reduce the occlusion effect making listening and wearing more comfortable. Sleek and Compact, Invisible to Wear The hearing aid is designed with a streamlined and rounded appearance and the bottom looks like water droplets. It seems as if a fashionable piece is hidden behind the ear, making the hearing aid more unnoticeable. - Power ON/OFF - Volume Control/Program Switch - Hearing aid - Microphone - Sound Tube - Ear Dome (Multiple Choices)

Newest Algorithm with Clearer Sound

Multi-Channel Fitting The newest optimized algorithm, with an ultra-low delay of fewer than 5 milliseconds, eliminates the possible mixing sound and finely divides the signal into 16 channels. Each channel processes the voice sound independently to enhance the listening quality and clarity. High Precision Noise Reduction for Clearer Listening Digital intelligent noise suppression provides up to 12dB ambient noise cancellation, achieving accurate noise reduction without lowering speech signals, and making listening more precise.

Automatic Feedback Cancellation

Automatic feedback learning eliminates sound feedback intelligently with effective suppression of whistling and noise reduction for superior sound quality.

Simple Operation, More Convenient

Adjustable 2 Keys, Easy operation There are 2 buttons on the device to adjust the volume and the programs of the hearing aid which are easy to operate and convenient to use. 3 Programs Switch Easily There are 3 listening programs built into the device which are convenient for users to switch freely in different listening environments for ensuring the comfort and clarity of sound.

Colorful and Fashionable Hearing aid with 4 colors, and users can choose their favorite colors whatever they like. Portable Charging Lithium-ion rechargeable design, the hearing aid can work continuously for about 20 hours after being fully charged. Exquisite Charging Box This product is equipped with an exquisite, compact, and portable charging box with a "power bank", which can charge the hearing aids 3 times without plug-in. Convenient Operation Plug in and charge, easy to operate. There are battery indicators outside the charging box so you can see the battery status immediately and feel comfortable to use.

Acoustic Parameters