Hearing Aids Must Know

Yes—you can keep your hearing aids secure while playing sports, but it takes the right fit, accessories, and care. Here are practical tips and things to check so your hearing aids stay in place and safe.

Most hearing aids are water-resistant, not fully waterproof. Showering may be okay with a high IP rating, but it's still risky if exposure is frequent or harsh. Swimming is much more likely to damage even high IP-rated hearing aids—best avoided unless specifically designed. Always check the specs, follow care instructions, and take preventive steps.

Trying to choose between rechargeable and disposable hearing aid batteries? Discover the pros, cons, costs, and real-life considerations to find out which option works best for your lifestyle.

Wondering if OKB hearing aids are worth it compared to generic OTC devices? Discover the key differences in technology, comfort, durability, and support.

Confused about OTC vs prescription hearing aids? Learn the key differences, pros and cons, cost comparisons, and how to choose the right hearing aid for your needs.

Noise-canceling headphones are everywhere. But many people wonder: do noise-canceling headphones actually protect your hearing—or could they be harmful?

Hearing health is something many people overlook until communication becomes frustrating or isolating. But just like eye exams and dental checkups, regular hearing tests are an important part of preventive care. In this Q&A, we’ll answer the most common questions about when—and why—you should schedule a hearing test.

Whether you’re jetting off for a quick business trip or embarking on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, traveling with hearing aids requires a little extra planning. From airport security to adjusting to different climates, a few smart steps will help you keep your devices safe, comfortable, and performing at their best.