1. How much do hearing aids cost?
2. Which kind of hearing aid would be best for me?
3. Will a hearing aid interfere with earrings or glasses?
4. What is the average lifespan of a hearing aid?
5. How do I determine if it is time to replace my old hearing aids?
6. Are two hearing aids better than one?
7. How can I determine if I like the hearing aids; is there a trial period?
8. What if I return my hearing aid(s)?
9. Is there a warranty?
10. What if it is lost or damaged?
11. Are the hearing tests or hearing aids covered by insurance?
12. Will hearing aids eliminate background noise?

There are so many different options that can range from $600 to $2,300.

That is determined by hearing test results and the patients needs.

No, there is plenty of room for all.

Five to seven years depending on the age and useage of the person.

If there is hearing loss in both ears, YES!  The audiologist would inform you otherwise.

Yes.  ALL hearing aids come with a 30-Day trial period.

Full refund less 10%.  Restocking fee never to exceed $150.

If you return your hearing aids and wish to pursue more expensive hearing aids, full credit would be applied to the purchase.

If you wish to pursue less expensive hearing aids, the difference would be refunded

Yes, all aids have  at least a 1-year warranty,  Some offer two years.

All new aids come with 1-year loss and damage coverage with one-time replacement at nominal fee.  Beyond that first year, insurance can be purchased.

Most insurance will cover the cost of the hearing test.  Most insurance will NOT cover the cost of the hearing aids.  Some do provide partial reimbursement.   Check your policy!

No.  However, there are features that can be added to hearing aids to effectively reduce the interference of background noise.