Hearing aid accessories make life easier!

Hearing aid accessories can improve your daily life. Whether they help you hear phone conversations better or alert you while you’re sleeping, these devices round out the work of hearing aids and make every day a bit easier.

Assistive listening devices (ALD) for better control of your environment

Adapted alarm clock

This alarm clock is specially designed for people with hearing loss. With its extra loud alarm and under-the-pillow vibrator, you’ll definitely wake up on time!
Wireless audio alarm sensor and doorbell

This alarm sensor and doorbell contain an integrated wireless transmitter so you can go about your activities with peace of mind.
ALD for easier phone communication

This telephone with an integrated amplifier allows you to adjust the volume and ringer to the level you want. It also comes with a visual ringer (signal light). This phone makes it so much easier to know when someone is calling and to understand what they’re saying.
ALD for television watching

This infrared headphone set lets you listen to your favourite shows at the volume you need without affecting the people around you. It can also be used with the radio or other sources. The miniaturized wireless amplification system sends the sound directly to your ears, which translates into excellent-quality reception. These headphones are comfortable, light, easy to use and easy to recharge.
Wireless remote controls and technologies

A remote control is an easy way to adjust your hearing aids in specific situations where it is harder to hear your conversation partner. This practical, discreet remote can also act as a reliable interface between wireless hearing aids and other devices like cell phones and Bluetooth® devices.
Wireless communication systems (Bluetooth®)

These wireless communication systems improve hearing in complex, noisy environments, and they make it easier to participate in group conversations. They can also be useful in school to improve the learning of children affected by hearing loss.
Hearing aid batteries

To make sure your hearing aids are working at full capacity, it is recommended to only use zinc-air batteries because they store more energy and last much longer than other batteries. Store them in a dry place that does not get very hot.
Hearing aid battery tester

A battery tester helps you know if your batteries are still working. For optimal use, ask your audioprosthetist how often you should test them.

Your audioprosthetist will recommend the ALDs that best meet your needs based on your hearing loss. Feel free to ask for advice about the accessories that could simplify your life!

Hearing aid accessories make life easier!

Assistive listening devices (ALD) for better control of your environment

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