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Invisible hearing aids

Looking for discreet hearing aids? Our range of invisible hearing aids are designed to fit completely in the ear for added comfort and a natural sound.

What are invisible hearing aids?

Invisible hearing aids are small enough to fit in your ear canal so that from most angles you or anybody else won’t be able to see them. They are lightweight, comfortable, provide a natural sound and are affordable.

Benefits

Losing your hearing can be a difficult process and there has been a historic and unfair stigma attached to wearing hearing aids. As technology continues to develop there are now multiple options available to help your hearing loss with stylish designs and devices so discreet they are almost invisible.

Comfort – invisible hearing aids fit deeper in the ear canal and are often made with a soft silicone cover. This can provide greater comfort to traditional models

Enjoy music and make phone calls – Unlike hearing aids that sit behind the ear, these microphones pick up sound inside the ear canal which makes phone calls and music easy.

Invisible – You can go about your day and nobody will notice, you may even forget yourself

How much are invisible hearing aids?

You can get invisible hearing aids for as little as £44 per month. Solutions like the Signia Silk 7X is designed for mild to severe hearing loss and fits right in the ear canal to be almost invisible.

Our invisible hearing aids

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Signia Silk 7X

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Signia Silk 5Nx

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Signia Silk 3Nx

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Signia Silk 1X

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Hearing test

Before starting the hearing test we need a few details about your gender and age and to make sure your sound settings are adjusted correctly.

Find a quiet area

For best results.

Use headphones

To test left and right independently.

Provide consent

Agree to our privacy policy for your results.

Privacy Policy

In order for us to process personal data and provide a test result, we need our consent upon completion. Your privacy is important for us, therefore, you must read our privacy policy before you continue with our test. You will find it here.

Get started

Pick gender

Pick age

Do you have a constant ringing or buzzing in 1 or 2 ears?

Have you recently suffered a head injury?

Have you received medical help for this injury?

Do you have difficulty hearing other people clearly and misunderstanding what they say, especially in noisy places?

Do you have to ask people to repeat themselves often?

When listening to music or watching TV do you have the volume higher than other people need?

Do you have difficulty hearing on the phone?

Do you find it hard to keep up with a conversation?

Do you get tired or stressed from having to concentrate while listening?

Get setup for the audio test

Set volume to 50% and remove any hearing aids or devices before start.

Can you hear the test sound?

ask them to try an alternative pair of headphones.

not ask them to check their device to make sure volume is ‘on’.

Can you hear this sound in your left ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your right ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your left ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your right ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your left ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your right ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your left ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your right ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your left ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your right ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your left ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your right ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your left ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your right ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your left ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your right ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your left ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

Can you hear this sound in your right ear?

Can you hear the test sound?

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Get Your Results

Please ensure your details are correct as results will be emailed to you and displayed on the next screen.

Your results

Results indicate you may have:

Mild hearing loss

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When talking on a telephone, do you understand what people say better in one ear than the other?

Did the hearing loss in either of your ears develop suddenly?

Have you ever had a sudden permanent change in your hearing?

Do you have hearing loss in only one ear?

Do you hear better in one ear than the other?

Does your hearing change from day to day?

As an adult, have you ever had more than one infection in the same ear during one year?

Have you ever noticed pus, blood or other active fluid discharge from your ear?

Have you ever been told by a physician that you have Meniere’s disease?

Overall, how would you rate your health?

How often do you have dizziness?

How would you rate your balance?

Do you have tinnitus, such as ringing, roaring, or cricket-like sounds in your ears?

Have you ever had any of the following symptoms lasting longer than 10 minutes?

Sudden drop in hearing in one or both ears

A rapid change in vision in one or both eyes

In the past 3 months, have you had any of the following symptoms?

Any persistent discharge from either ear

Pus or blood in your ears

Any persistent pain in or around either ear

A change in hearing in one or both ears

A head cold or sinus problem that made your hearing worse

Dizziness

Fell because of poor balance

A persistent or recurring headache

Recurring fever, night sweats, chills

Your results

C.E.D.R.A score: 0