Hearing aids are small electronic devices that amplify sounds to suit each user's hearing level. This allows people with hearing loss to hear sounds better.

The hearing aid consists of

• Microphone: Used to receive sounds from the outside environment and transmit them to the hearing aid for processing.
• Amplifier: increases the volume of the sound received from the microphone to a level suitable for the user.
• Speaker: Used to transmit enhanced sound to the user's ears.
• Battery: Used to supply power for the hearing aid to function.
• Signal Processing Circuit: Used to improve and process audio signals to increase clarity and hearing efficiency.
• Ear muffs / earplugs : Pieces of plastic, acrylic, or other flexible material. Shaped according to the shape of each person's ear. Used for installing hearing aids.
• Hearing aids (RICs) come with speakers to transmit sound to the ear. And behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids come with a tube to carry sound from the hearing aid to the ear.
• Wireless antenna: Available in specific hearing aids. Enables wireless connection to compatible devices such as smartphones and music players. Bluetooth hearing aids are very popular these days because people like to stream them on their mobile phones or computers.

However, if you have hearing loss Choosing the right hearing aid and using it correctly is very important. To suit the needs and usage of each user, we recommend choosing hearing aids that are TFDA certified and hearing aid shops with storefronts and Digibionic experts available to advise and select aids. For proper listening, call 02-115-0568

You should wear a hearing aid if you have signs of hearing problems, such as hearing hard to hear in normal surroundings. Or hear less sounds that should be heard in everyday life, such as rain, refrigerators, and car noises.
Digibionic offers free hearing testing. Experienced experts are on hand to explain your hearing and advise you on the right hearing aid. To book an appointment, call 021150568.

These problems are more common in the elderly, ages 60 and over. What will happen if you don't wear a hearing aid?

If left untreated for a long time, hearing problems will affect communication in daily life and may cause complications such as Alzheimer's disease, depression, and many more. More in this link.

What happens if I don't wear a hearing aid? - Special service center for Mimitakara hearing aids (digibionic.co.th)

Suitable for people with hearing loss. People in noisy environments Hearing loss can occur for many reasons:

• congenital
• Use of certain drugs/pre-eclampsia/infections during pregnancy
• heard a sudden loud noise
• Working in noisy places, such as working with machinery, soldiers, and musicians
• Elderly people with natural hearing loss Elderly people with hearing loss may become mentally deteriorated and unable to speak due to communication problems.

This is because there are many types of hearing loss. Hearing aids therefore come in many different forms. Rechargeable hearing aids / Bluetooth hearing aids / Elderly hearing aids

You can view our products at https://digibionic.co.th/product-list/ and request advice on wearing hearing aids at call 02-115-0568

If you have dry ears You can use all types, including behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids, in-the-ear (RIC) hearing aids, and in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids. Currently, TIC and CIC hearing aids are very popular. For customers who are concerned about their appearance and don't like large hearing aids. But if you have wet ears There will be limitations on what you can wear. You can wear a behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aid.

If you are unsure of the condition of your ear canal Which hearing aid is right for you? How much does a hearing aid cost? Our store offers free ear canal examinations and hearing aid recommendations by experts. You can come to any Digibionic service center or contact to reserve an appointment by calling 02-115-0568.

Of course, we have a blog that will help you with your questions. Comparing the prices of thousands and thousands of hearing aids, how they work, how they differ in style and function, and which hearing aid is right for you. Why are hearing aids so expensive? So how do we know what kind of hearing aid we should buy? Today we have advice. Teach how to compare hearing aids before deciding to buy. You can also claim free hearing aids from the government. How to get free hearing aids for the elderly from the government? For those with Social Security Sections 33 and 39, hearing aids can be withdrawn up to a maximum of 12,500 baht per ear, and new devices can be withdrawn every 3 years when contributions have been made for 3 consecutive months or within the past 15 months, contributions have been made together. Not less than 3 months. Criteria for withdrawing social security hearing aids.