Hearing Aid Styles we recommend are:
	Open-Ear Open-Ear hearing aid model is for early, and mild to moderate hearing loss. thin tubing (shown at left) brings sound to the ear leaves the ear open and unplugged natural sound quality barely noticeable prone to damage from perspiration We build the Open-Ear hearing aid model in our own laboratory.

Completely-in-Canal (CIC) Completely-in-Canal hearing aid model is for moderate to severe hearing loss. odd shape and small size of some ear canals may limit its use a thin 'antenna' (shown at left) is used to remove the aid from the ear canal very little wind noise prone to damage from ear wax

In-the-Canal (ITC) In-the-Canal hearing aid model is for mild to moderately severe hearing loss volume control wheel is small less wind noise prone to damage from ear wax

In-the-Ear (ITE) In-the-Ear hearing aid model is for mild to severe hearing loss larger battery for more power and longer life room for accessories like telephone pick-up and directional microphones larger volume wheel for easier adjustments prone to damage from ear wax

Behind-The-Ear (BTE) Behind-the-Ear hearing aid model is for mild to severe hearing loss larger battery for more power and longer life larger volume control for easier adjustments room for accessories like directional microphones and switches prone to damage from perspiration

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