Best CIC hearing aid

@Hyperion said:

Ok people i want to learn which is the best CIC hearing aid. I need something with great enhancement in high frequencies - block low frequencies and bass.

I am disappointed that I’ve still having trouble getting the right sound. I have been weraring aids since I was 2. Three yrs ago I started weraring digital aids and it still hard to hear with them. Wondering if I can buy the box and program the aids from my computer…Any suggestions.

@mari64 said:

I am disappointed that I’ve still having trouble getting the right sound. I have been weraring aids since I was 2. Three yrs ago I started weraring digital aids and it still hard to hear with them. Wondering if I can buy the box and program the aids from my computer…Any suggestions.

Hi Mari! Perhaps start your own thread—
also, please post your audiogram so that we have a better idea of where to start.

@mari64 said:

I am disappointed that I’ve still having trouble getting the right sound. I have been weraring aids since I was 2. Three yrs ago I started weraring digital aids and it still hard to hear with them. Wondering if I can buy the box and program the aids from my computer…Any suggestions.

Same problem here!
My hearing loss is moderately severe and not moderate as i mentioned.
Nitro 6 has been proved totally disaster after more than 40 adjustments!
Some sounds (shoes, papers, keyboards, water, offices) are too loud and the useful sounds remain dull.
Stay in this thread, we have to conclude in a solution. Also post your audiogram, translate it from the line graph.

Only real CIC here people (battery size: 10).

@ms870 said:

Don’t blame that on being Greek, I ain’t buying that one.

I am greek and I want to see all audiologists burned in hell (with their nurses).

@Hyperion said:

Same problem here!
My hearing loss is moderately severe and not moderate as i mentioned.
Nitro 6 has been proved totally disaster after more than 40 adjustments!
Some sounds (shoes, papers, keyboards, water, offices) are too loud and the useful sounds remain dull.
Stay in this thread, we have to conclude in a solution. Also post your audiogram, translate it from the line graph.

Only real CIC here people (battery size: 10).

I am also looking for the same thing.

My eyes were at Nitro 16, but they quoted me around $ 5000, which I can afford it.

Now I have three other options and all are Phonak.

exelia cic power

versata cic power

cartena cic power.

The exelia is costy and I can’t afford it as well, so I am thinking about the versata.

One of the members here has good experience with them, so that is a good sign.

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@Hyperion said:

Certena costs less than 1,000 pounds ->
http://www.discounthearingaids.org.uk/prices.html
http://www.crystalhearinguk.co.uk/hearing-aid-prices/hearing-aid-prices.htm
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I was told here that cartena is the entry level , versata is more improved and exelia is the top with sound recover.

http://www.phonak.com/professional/productsp/instrumentsp/digitalp/versata_products_styles/versata_cic_mc_p_petite.htm

@Hyperion said:

Guys any good CIC hearing aid for moderate loss of hearing out there?
This f*cking siemens nitro i have now has terrible feedback…

I don’t think the problem is with the aid, but with the Audi

@Hyperion said:

Same problem here!
My hearing loss is moderately severe and not moderate as i mentioned.
Nitro 6 has been proved totally disaster after more than 40 adjustments!
Some sounds (shoes, papers, keyboards, water, offices) are too loud and the useful sounds remain dull.
Stay in this thread, we have to conclude in a solution. Also post your audiogram, translate it from the line graph.

Only real CIC here people (battery size: 10).

I am greek and I want to see all audiologists burned in hell (with their nurses).

:):)

Same feeling