A hearing aid is a small electronic device designed to amplify sounds according to the individual hearing levels of the user, enabling people with hearing loss to hear more clearly.

A hearing aid consists of:

• Microphone: Captures sounds from the environment and sends them into the hearing aid for processing.

• Amplifier: Increases the volume of the sounds received from the microphone to a suitable level for the user.

• Speaker: Delivers the processed sound to the user’s ear.

• Battery: Powers the hearing aid.

• Signal Processing Circuit: Enhances and processes sound signals to improve clarity and hearing performance.

• Ear mold/Ear tip: Made of plastic, acrylic, or flexible materials shaped to fit each individual’s ear, used to fit the hearing aid comfortably.

There are different types:

• RIC (Receiver-in-Canal): Comes with a speaker that sends sound directly into the ear canal.

• BTE (Behind-The-Ear): Uses a tube to send sound from the hearing aid body behind the ear into the ear canal.

• Wireless antenna: Present in some hearing aids, allowing wireless connection to compatible devices like smartphones and music players. Bluetooth hearing aids are popular today due to the convenience of streaming audio from mobile phones or computers.

If you have hearing loss, choosing the right hearing aid and using it properly is very important. To meet your personal needs, we recommend selecting hearing aids certified by the TFDA and buying from authorized stores with specialists.

Digibionic is happy to provide consultation and help you find the perfect hearing aid. Call 02-115-0568.

You should wear a hearing aid when you notice signs of hearing problems, such as difficulty hearing clearly in normal environments or a reduction in everyday sounds like rain, refrigerator noise, or car sounds.

Digibionic offers free hearing tests. Our experienced specialists will explain your hearing condition and recommend the most suitable hearing aid. Book an appointment at 02-115-0568.

These issues are common among seniors aged 60 and above.

What happens if you don’t wear a hearing aid?

If left untreated, hearing loss can affect daily communication and may lead to complications such as Alzheimer’s disease, depression, and more.

Learn more here:
What happens if I don’t wear a hearing aid? – Mimitakara Special Hearing Aid Service Center (digibionic.co.th)

Hearing aids are suitable for people with hearing loss and those who are in noisy environments. Hearing loss can result from various causes, including:

• Genetics

• Certain medications, preeclampsia, or infections during pregnancy

• Sudden exposure to loud noises

• Working in noisy places, such as with machinery, military personnel, and musicians

• Natural age-related hearing loss in seniors, which can lead to mental decline and communication difficulties

Since hearing loss comes in many types, hearing aids come in various forms as well, including rechargeable hearing aids, Bluetooth hearing aids, and hearing aids designed specifically for seniors.

You can explore our products at https://digibionic.co.th/product-list/ and get advice on choosing the right hearing aid by calling 02-115-0568.

If you have dry ear conditions, you can use any type of hearing aid, including Behind-The-Ear (BTE), Receiver-in-Canal (RIC), and In-The-Ear (ITE) models. Currently, In-The-Canal (ITC) and Completely-In-Canal (CIC) hearing aids are very popular among customers who care about appearance and prefer smaller devices.

However, if you have moist ear conditions, your options are limited—you can use only Behind-The-Ear (BTE) hearing aids.

If you're unsure about your ear condition, which type of hearing aid suits you, or the price of hearing aids, we offer free ear examinations and expert advice. Visit any Digibionic service center or book an appointment at 02-115-0568.

Certainly! We have a blog that helps clear up your doubts. It compares hearing aids priced in the thousands and tens of thousands, explains how they work, the differences in styles and usage, and helps you find out which hearing aid suits you best. Why are some hearing aids expensive? How do you know which one to buy?

Today, we offer advice on how to compare hearing aids before making a decision.

Additionally, you can get free hearing aids through government support.

How to get free hearing aids for seniors through the government?
If you have Social Security under Section 33 or 39, you can claim hearing aids up to 12,500 THB per ear and can get a new hearing aid every 3 years, provided you have contributed continuously for 3 months or at least 3 months within the past 15 months.

Learn more about Social Security hearing aid benefits and claim criteria on our blog.