Hearing Aid


Tried and rejected many, but yesterday I came across a  pair that doesn't sound digital, doesn't close up the sound, does only good things.  I highly recommend anyone with an interest to go to Costco and get their inexpensive Rexton units....opens up the world, eliminates the grey and lifeless sound of your stereo (..you might think yours is perfect until you put on a pair of these hearing aids).  Recommended (comes with 4 programs...#3 is a real winner.)
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good conversation. I've been wearing costco phonaks for over a couiple of years. when i was fitted for them the audiologist said they were the best for my needs. and even better was thatBC/BS paid for all but $100. i will get fitted in June for a new set and he said the product options reflecting tech changes are greater now than my last fitting. unlike last time, audio listening will be part of the discussion. I treat the phonaks as a piece of audio equipment with no tone controls except that i can turn it down and for me that helps reduces the digital harsh greatly. the phonaks can be harsh. whatever i purchase in june part of the 30 day return will be listening to extended sessions as the devices break in. and to Eric's point purchase an EQ which i've put off due to generally being intimidated by them. hearing devices are a Godsend but as all of you have alluded to can be challenging. but i've realized that the sometime upper freq hotness is a small tradeoff for the musical spectrum that they open.