NEW TO HEARING AIDS? HERE ARE YOUR FAQS

If you're new to hearing aids, it's natural to have questions. This guide is here to help you feel confident and informed as you begin your journey with Rexton hearing aids.

By visiting Rexton's website, you've already taken an important first step in understanding and treating your hearing loss. Next, you should visit an Audiologist or hearing care professional. They can perform a battery of painless tests to determine if you have a hearing loss. If appropriate, any intervention or treatment options can be discussed during your visit, and these experts can answer any other questions you may have.

Rexton offers a range of hearing aid types to match different hearing needs, ear shapes, and lifestyle preferences. Some models sit behind the ear, others fit discreetly inside the ear canal, and there are also ready-to-wear options that don’t require custom fitting. Certain types are nearly invisible, while others offer easier handling or longer battery life.

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For the majority of people with hearing loss, binaural amplification (two hearing aids) is the best option. Designed to mimic the natural benefit of two ears, binaural hearing aids will give you greater speech clarity, sound comfort, and better ability to locate the source of sounds. Your Audiologist or hearing health professional can help you determine if you have a hearing loss in just one ear, or if both ears are affected.

The price of hearing aids depends on several factors, including the level of technology, the services included in the purchase, and the hearing aid style. It’s best to speak with a hearing care professional who can explain the full cost breakdown based on your needs.

Yes, many hearing care providers offer a trial period. If you’re not satisfied during the trial, you may be able to return the hearing aids. During this period, your provider can adjust the devices to better match your preferences and fit. Make sure to ask in advance about the length of the trial, return conditions, any fees involved, and what follow-up services are included.

Yes, follow-up visits are essential. They allow your provider to adjust the settings of your hearing aids based on your daily experiences and make sure the physical fit is comfortable. These visits also help monitor any changes in your hearing. Typically, you’ll have one or two follow-ups in the first few weeks and then ongoing check-ins every 6 to 12 months.

Many people avoid hearing aids because they are worried that others will notice or they are not aware of the multitude of discreet options available. Hearing loss itself can be noticed by others and can be the cause of many embarrassing moments during social or business interaction. Today's hearing aids from Rexton are significantly smaller and more attractive than their predecessors from years ago. Some are virtually invisible when they worn, while others boast elegant design and fashion colors you won't want to hide.
Hearing loss occurs very gradually and for some can progress over many years. It's only reasonable to expect that hearing properly with your new hearing aids will take some getting used to. This adjustment period varies for different people and can range from just a few days to a few months. During this time, it's important to rely on your hearing care professional. They can ease the getting-used-to and help you set realistic expectations at every step of the process.
Yes, it’s common for your voice to sound unfamiliar when you first start using hearing aids. This usually improves over time. If it remains an issue, your provider can adjust the sound processing settings to make your voice sound more natural.

Yes, Rexton hearing aids are built to enhance speech clarity while still preserving important environmental sounds. Advanced features help you follow conversations even in challenging, noisy settings like restaurants or crowded areas.

Yes, Rexton offers models that are compatible with Bluetooth streaming for both Android and iOS devices. These models support various protocols and your provider can help you choose the one that fits your devices and lifestyle.
Most Rexton hearing aids have an IP68 rating, which means they are resistant to dust, sweat, and short-term exposure to water. They are safe to use in rain or during workouts but are not designed for swimming or bathing.

Hearing aids typically last between three and seven years. Their lifespan depends on how well you care for them, the environments you wear them in, and whether your hearing needs change over time.

Hearing aids should be wiped daily with a soft, dry cloth. Remove any earwax from domes, sleeves, and contact points. Replace wax guards as recommended by your provider. Store your devices in a dry environment overnight. It’s also a good idea to visit your provider every six months for a professional cleaning and performance check. Find here cleaning guides and videos  tailored to your specific model.

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