Clarity Power technology increases incoming sounds up to 37 decibels Electronic voice repeats each number as it is dialed Adjustable incoming volume control and incoming tone control Jumbo size buttons with Braille characters help you dial quickly and correctly Extra loud (95+ dB) ringer, hearing aid compatible Product DescriptionAmeriphone uses the latest communications technologies to [...]Amer
Aids: a Psychological Roller-coaster at a CrossroadThe recent XVII International AIDS Conference in Mexico City covered many interesting topics, including up-to-date medical treatments and the impressive increases in programs to address the AIDS calamity in Africa. Conspicuously absent was any discussion about the psychological vicissitudes experienced by AIDS victims, and their loved ones, in t
Cell phones, more popularly known as the smart phones in the present arena, are undoubtedly one of the best examples of technology that we can boast of, in the last 90 years. A classic product emerged from a human brain and took the shape of cell phones in the early 1900s. Since then there has [...]Cell Phone Technologies – The Ideal Way of Today`s Life is a post from: Hearing Impaired Phon
Phonak Hearing Aids – Hearing Made EasierIt is not possible to pay attention to what is around you all the time. It is even harder for people who have troubles in hearing. The sounds produced seem so muffled, and like they are coming from far away. The voices, somehow, cannot be deciphered. And, some of [...]Post from: CPR First AidPhonak Hearing Aids – Hearing Made Easier
Vibrating phone sends sound vibrations to the speech recognition center of your brain. By placing the handsets DirectVibe Pulsator at strategic locations on your head sound vibrations travel from the pulsator to the speech recognition center in your brain. Product DescriptionManufacturer’s Part # OP201This product is Brand New.Vibrating phone sends sound vibrations to the speech [...]Mirafo
Cell Phones With Hearing Aid Compatability Cell Phone Hearing Aid CompatibilityIf you have family members or patients who use hearing aids, you may know that they often have trouble using cell phones. Some cell phones cause radiofrequency interference with hearing aids, so [...]Post from: CPR First AidCell Phones With Hearing Aid Compatability
Citizens aid in dramatic police arrest Officers removed their gun belts and stripped down to their boxer shorts in an effort to catch an alleged intoxicated speeding driver last Saturday night, Aug. 14. Serene Jumbo Key 55dB Amplified Phone for the Hearing ImpairedThe first jumbo key amplified phone to offer High Definition Sound Technology for [...]Citizens aid in dramatic police arrest is a pos
Getting Bone Anchored Hearing Aids Bone anchored hearing aids are hearing aids that carry sound through the bone of the skull. Conventional hearing aids amplify sound so the user can hear better. With this type of hearing aid, sound is vibrated through [...]Post from: CPR First AidGetting Bone Anchored Hearing Aids
Technological gadgets have become more prevalent in the lives of the average person in recent years. In addition, these same devices have expanded their individual repertoire of capabilities becoming far more complex. No longer is a cell phone a cell phone; it is a camera, a television, a computer, and MP3 player among other things.
Despite [...]Cell Phones for an Aging Population: the Proble
Whats the Difference Between Digital Hearing Aids and Analog Hearing Aids?If you are like the many millions of people who have bought digital hearing aids, you probably did not fully understand all of the mechanisms at play inside of that new hearing aid. You had your hearing tested and were told which hearing aids [...]Post from: CPR First AidWhats the Difference Between Digital Hearing Aids an
It might be a very irritating thing to be putting up with a hearing aid that is cheap and uncomfortable. Having a hearing problem itself is a very uncomfortable feeling, and having to put up with other problems like low quality hearing and constant malfunctioning is like adding fuel to the fire. The cheap parts [...]Cheap Hearing Aid – Risk A Chance? is a post from: Hearing Impaired Phone
The Dawn of Invisible Hearing AidsThe exact date of the development of the first hearing aid is unknown, but the first written description was in Natural Magick written by Giovanni Battista Porta in 1558. Over the years movies, comics, and books have poked fun at hearing aid users while ignoring the usefulness of the device. [...]Post from: CPR First AidThe Dawn of Invisible Hearing Aids