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1. I know it's frustrating. From my limited research, high frequency loss is the problem most of us

Reply to 3Hotdogs (Original post)

Fri Jan 5, 2024, 02:00 AM

Jan 2024

have.

I’m surprised Costco couldn’t find something helps. I do think you have to adjust to hearing aids. For many they make it better after adjusting over several weeks, but the better sound is not exactly like we remember.

In any event, I’m following to see what others think/recommend.

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Went for the hearing aids today. 2nd attempt, this time Costco. [View all] 3Hotdogs Jan 2024 OP

I know it's frustrating. From my limited research, high frequency loss is the problem most of us Silent Type Jan 2024 #1

Have you tested for anything else? LisaM Jan 2024 #2

Bought mine from Costco Randomthought Jan 2024 #3

A friend got a pocket talker for $129. Easterncedar Jan 2024 #4

I'll look into this 3Hotdogs Jan 2024 #5

Sometimes ears have ear wax buildup. Joinfortmill Jan 2024 #6

I have a bone conduction type hearing aid. Had since about 5 years old. LiberalFighter Jan 2024 #7