If you’ve noticed a decline in your hearing—maybe family members are saying the TV volume is too loud or that you’re speaking louder than usual—it might be time to see an audiologist.
Hearing loss can be a natural part of aging, but solutions like hearing aids with earmolds can make a significant difference in helping you enjoy sound clearly once again.

How Do Hearing Aids Help? What Are They?

Small, wearable gadgets called hearing aids enhance sound to improve hearing for those who have hearing loss. Today’s hearing aids are advanced, featuring microphones to pick up sound, amplifiers to increase volume, receivers to deliver sound to your ears, and rechargeable battery options for ease of use. The type of hearing aid you need depends on your level of hearing loss, which an audiologist can assess.
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Common types of hearing aids include:

In-the-Ear (ITE): These sit in your ear without a visible loop, making them more discreet and easy to handle.
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RIC (Receiver-in-Canal):  These hearing aidds have a small speaker directly in the ear canal, providing clear, natural sound quality with a discreet design

Behind-the-Ear (BTE): These rest behind the ear with a loop and are connected to an earmold by clear tubing, which enhances comfort and stability.

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In-the-Canal (ITC): The tiniest and most covert are called In-the-Canal (ITC), with choices like Completely-in-Canal (CIC) and Invisible-in-Canal (IIC) for low visibility.

Earmolds are a crucial component of some hearing aids, especially BTE models. They are custom-made to fit your ear precisely, ensuring comfort and optimal sound transmission. Earmolds come in either soft silicone or hard acrylic and are designed to seal the ear canal, channeling and amplifying sound directly to your ear.

How Are Earmolds Made?

To make earmolds, an audiologist will take an impression of your ear using a non-toxic material that hardens to create a perfect mold of your ear shape. This ensures that your earmold will fit comfortably and securely, enhancing the performance of your hearing aids.
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Also Read: The Art of Personalized Comfort: Exploring Earmold Impressions

Caring for Your Earmolds

Earmolds need regular cleaning to prevent ear infections. Most come with a container to help you disinfect and store them safely. Daily cleaning and proper hygiene are essential for ensuring they remain effective and comfortable to wear.

 Book a Free Hearing Test & Trial at Aanvii Hearing 

Do not hesitate to contact Aanvii Hearing at 96 5839 5839 or visit our website www.aanviihearing.com if you are suffering from hearing loss. Choosing the ideal hearing aid choice for your needs can be aided by our specialists. Enjoy life with clear sound—contact us to learn more about hearing aids and earmolds.