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Published: July 25, 2007
With aging comes many changes and adjustments that those who have stood the tests of time must adhere to. But when hearing loss has gotten so bad that a couple who has been married 50 years can barely hear each other anymore, it's time to invest in quality new hearing aid batteries.
New hearing aid batteries can cost quite a bit for those that do not know where to look. Fortunately, companies such as Rayovac and Energizer have utilized revolutionary technology that allows hearing aid batteries to become cheaper, last longer and sound clearer, with the added bonus that hearing aids and their batteries are smaller than ever and virtually unnoticeable.
Rayovac is a company that guarantees consistent performance and clear, long-lasting hearing aid batteries for each individual's needs. Rayovac's batteries are widely available at select drugstores around the country as well as through online retailers. The company's batteries come in 5 common sizes: 5, 10 , 312, 13 and 675. Through online retailer Hearing Planet, the hearing-impaired can purchase Rayovac's Ultra Proline hearing aid batteries at below retail prices. These batteries come in either 48 or 96- packs, and are available in all 5 common sizes. A 48-pack of these hearing aid batteries can be purchased for under $25, which is 75% below average retail prices.
Rayovac's 312a-size battery uses the latest technology for increased amplification and superior sound quality. The 312a also replaces many other brands' size 312 hearing aid batteries, so purchasing these 312a batteries can save the wearer money, while still being able to use the same brand from then on.
Energizer's EZ Change hearing aid batteries are helpful to those with motor-control issues as well as those looking for convenience. These hearing aid batteries come with their own dispenser that conveniently and safely dispenses the batteries with added ease for the wearer. These hearing aid batteries come in all common sizes, and are only slightly more expensive than traditional hearing aid batteries. A 32-pack from the Hearing Aid Battery Company sells for $23, which includes the dispenser and a $5 rebate coupon. So for those willing to pay a little extra money for ease and convenience, the Energizer EZ Change is a sure choice.
Rechargeable hearing aid batteries are another alternative, as they provide crisp amplification at a slightly higher price. While the price per battery can reach nearly $2 (normal hearing aid batteries cost about 50¢), users of these rechargeable batteries can save up to $200 per year since they do not need to be replaced as often. Varta, one of the premier rechargeable hearing aid battery manufacturers, considers its PowerOne brand to be the most advanced hearing aid batteries made in Europe. For a 5-cell pack, these batteries sell for $12.95 at Microbattery.com, a discount online retailer. It is important to note, however, that these batteries will not fit all hearing aids, so patients should check with their doctors to see if rechargeable batteries are right for them.
Care for hearing aid batteries is essential to maintain the battery's optimal functions. Hearing aid batteries should be kept at room temperature when not in use and should always be kept in a sealed container. The tabs that come on each hearing aid battery should also not be removed until wearers are ready to use them. Finally, batteries should not be thrown away until they are completely discharged, and they can then be discarded in the trash.
It is estimated that 20 million people who should be using hearing aids choose not to do so. Although it may be a large investment, hearing aids can give back what has been lost. So when a husband of 50 years tells his wife he still loves her after all this time, she can hear him and feel like the most beautiful woman in the world.
Sources:
Hearing Aid Batteries: Frequently Asked Questions. Rayovac. 2007. Spectrum Brands, Inc.16 July 2007. http://www.rayovac.com/hearing/faq.htm
Rayovac. Hearing Planet.com. 2007. 16 July 2007. http://www.hearingplanet.com/batteries.html#rayova c
All Energizer EZ Change. Hearing Aid Battery Company. 16 July 2007. http://www.hearingaidbattery.org/Merchant2/merchan t.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=EZC0
"Rechargeable Hearing Aid Battery." Ear, Nose and Throat Journal. Aug 2001. FindArticles.com. 16 July 2007. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BUM/is_8_8 0/ai_78356838
Varta V40H NiMH Hearing Aid Battery. Microbattery.com. 2005-2007. 16 July 2007. http://shopping.microbattery.com/s.nl/it.A/id.4275 /.f
Rayovac is a company that guarantees consistent performance and clear, long-lasting hearing aid batteries for each individual's needs. Rayovac's batteries are widely available at select drugstores around the country as well as through online retailers. The company's batteries come in 5 common sizes: 5, 10 , 312, 13 and 675. Through online retailer Hearing Planet, the hearing-impaired can purchase Rayovac's Ultra Proline hearing aid batteries at below retail prices. These batteries come in either 48 or 96- packs, and are available in all 5 common sizes. A 48-pack of these hearing aid batteries can be purchased for under $25, which is 75% below average retail prices.
Rayovac's 312a-size battery uses the latest technology for increased amplification and superior sound quality. The 312a also replaces many other brands' size 312 hearing aid batteries, so purchasing these 312a batteries can save the wearer money, while still being able to use the same brand from then on.
Energizer's EZ Change hearing aid batteries are helpful to those with motor-control issues as well as those looking for convenience. These hearing aid batteries come with their own dispenser that conveniently and safely dispenses the batteries with added ease for the wearer. These hearing aid batteries come in all common sizes, and are only slightly more expensive than traditional hearing aid batteries. A 32-pack from the Hearing Aid Battery Company sells for $23, which includes the dispenser and a $5 rebate coupon. So for those willing to pay a little extra money for ease and convenience, the Energizer EZ Change is a sure choice.
Rechargeable hearing aid batteries are another alternative, as they provide crisp amplification at a slightly higher price. While the price per battery can reach nearly $2 (normal hearing aid batteries cost about 50¢), users of these rechargeable batteries can save up to $200 per year since they do not need to be replaced as often. Varta, one of the premier rechargeable hearing aid battery manufacturers, considers its PowerOne brand to be the most advanced hearing aid batteries made in Europe. For a 5-cell pack, these batteries sell for $12.95 at Microbattery.com, a discount online retailer. It is important to note, however, that these batteries will not fit all hearing aids, so patients should check with their doctors to see if rechargeable batteries are right for them.
Care for hearing aid batteries is essential to maintain the battery's optimal functions. Hearing aid batteries should be kept at room temperature when not in use and should always be kept in a sealed container. The tabs that come on each hearing aid battery should also not be removed until wearers are ready to use them. Finally, batteries should not be thrown away until they are completely discharged, and they can then be discarded in the trash.
It is estimated that 20 million people who should be using hearing aids choose not to do so. Although it may be a large investment, hearing aids can give back what has been lost. So when a husband of 50 years tells his wife he still loves her after all this time, she can hear him and feel like the most beautiful woman in the world.
Sources:
Hearing Aid Batteries: Frequently Asked Questions. Rayovac. 2007. Spectrum Brands, Inc.16 July 2007. http://www.rayovac.com/hearing/faq.htm
Rayovac. Hearing Planet.com. 2007. 16 July 2007. http://www.hearingplanet.com/batteries.html#rayova c
All Energizer EZ Change. Hearing Aid Battery Company. 16 July 2007. http://www.hearingaidbattery.org/Merchant2/merchan t.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=EZC0
"Rechargeable Hearing Aid Battery." Ear, Nose and Throat Journal. Aug 2001. FindArticles.com. 16 July 2007. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BUM/is_8_8 0/ai_78356838
Varta V40H NiMH Hearing Aid Battery. Microbattery.com. 2005-2007. 16 July 2007. http://shopping.microbattery.com/s.nl/it.A/id.4275 /.f
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