The right hearing aid accessories can make everyday hearing care simpler. From chargers that keep your devices powered to remote controls, apps, and streaming devices that help you adjust settings and connect to your favorite technology, accessories can help you get more from your hearing aids. Cleaning tools and other hearing aid supplies can also help you care for and maintain your devices.Not every accessory is compatible with every hearing aid.
A HearUSA Hearing Care Professional can help you explore compatible accessories for your hearing aids and choose the options that best support your devices, lifestyle, and listening needs.
Keep compatible hearing aids powered throughout the day with replacement hearing aid batteries.
Useful for: Keeping extra batteries on hand at home or while traveling so you’re prepared when your devices need fresh power.
Rechargeable hearing aid chargers provide a convenient place to power your hearing aids when they’re not in use.
Useful for: Charging your hearing aids overnight so they’re powered and ready for the next day.
Hearing aid remote controls let you adjust volume, programs, and other compatible settings without handling the hearing aids themselves.
Useful for: Making quick, convenient adjustments when your listening environment changes, such as moving from a quiet room to a busy restaurant.
Compatible hearing aid apps let you control settings discreetly from your smartphone and may offer additional personalization and support features.
Useful for: Adjusting volume or programs from your phone when you want convenient, discreet control over your hearing aids.
Bluetooth and compatible streaming hearing aid accessories can send audio from phones, TVs, and other devices directly to your hearing aids.
Useful for: Hearing phone calls, TV, music, and other audio more directly without having to turn up the volume for everyone else.
Soft earpieces that sit in the ear canal and may need periodic replacement for a comfortable, secure fit.
Small components that help protect hearing aids from earwax and debris.
Components that deliver sound into the ear and may need professional replacement if damaged or no longer working properly.
Used with certain hearing aid styles to carry sound into the ear and may require replacement over time.
Brushes, cloths, and other tools designed to help remove earwax and debris and keep hearing aids clean.