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I find Signia TruHearing TH19 Li P19 PAIR Level 7 Rechargeable Bluetooth premium available for under $200 online whereas with Medicare Advantage I have to pay $2098 per pair of an equivalent pair of hearing aids. Is the online price too goo to be true or is the insurance hiking my price?

@mmuthu said:

find Signia TruHearing TH19 Li P19 PAIR Level 7 Rechargeable RIC

Obviously not new right? One thing is buying rechargeable batteries online can be an issue, you can’t swap them out yourself, so warranty becomes important, have you got a link for “under $200”

Yes , that sounds to good to be true . There is absolutely no way any professional hearing aid (new) can cost $200. You can’t even get an AirPod pro for that price.

$2000 with Medicare advantage : depends on the model but it does not sound expensive. Definitely not a “hiked “ price.

As our knowledgeable @tenkan said :Would you mind sharing the link that shows those aids for that price .

$200 where I live is not enough to buy food for two weeks where I live .

Actually I have!!

A month ago , i bought some open box app3 for $150 - 55 reward from Best Buy -$35 for my app trade in plus AppleCare (I found the deal via Slickdeals). I was referring to Apples retail reference price .

My point was not about the sale $$$ opportunities of the APP but the how you can get a prescription hearing aid for the price of an APP. OP is asking for an Rx at the price of an APP.

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