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Two in-the-canal hearing aids with soft ear tips, blue for the left ear and red for the right
60-day returns
12-month warranty
Free U.S. shipping

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Two in-the-canal hearing aids with soft ear tips, blue for the left ear and red for the right

What's in the box

Two hearing aids, the charging case, ear tips in several sizes, a charging cable and plug, a cleaning brush and a printed guide.

After you order

  1. Confirmation email right away, with a link to check your order status.
  2. Shipping email with a tracking number when it leaves the warehouse.
  3. 60 days to try it from delivery. If it isn't right, email us for a return. Returns policy.

Who OTC hearing aids are (and aren't) for

OTC hearing aids are intended for adults 18 and older with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss. They are not intended for severe or profound hearing loss, and they are not for children.

See a doctor, preferably an ear specialist, before using a hearing aid if you have:

  • A visible deformity of the ear, from birth or injury
  • Fluid, pus or blood coming out of the ear in the past 6 months
  • Pain or discomfort in the ear
  • A history of excessive earwax, or you suspect something is in your ear canal
  • Episodes of vertigo or severe dizziness
  • Sudden, quickly worsening or fluctuating hearing loss in the past 6 months
  • Hearing loss or ringing (tinnitus) in only one ear, or a noticeable difference between ears

Sudden hearing loss can be a medical emergency. If you notice it, contact a doctor right away. A hearing aid will not restore normal hearing or prevent hearing loss. Read the full OTC hearing aid information.