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Behind-the-Ear (BTE) Hearing Aids
The Behind-the-ear hearing aids are different from In-ear hearing aids. These BTE hearing devices sit behind your ear and are attached with a thin tube or wire, which is also connected to the earpiece in the ear canal (see the image on the left side for more clarity). This hearing device features a volume control and directional microphone.
- Standard BTE:- The hearing device and earpiece are separate components connected by tubing or a thin wire.
- Mini BTE:-Smaller and more sensible than standard BTE models, with a thin tube or wire delivering sound to the ear.
- Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) or Receiver-in-Ear (RIE) BTE:- The receiver is placed inside the ear canal and connected to the main body of the hearing aid behind the ear.
- These Behind-the-ear hearing devices are easy to wear and sit comfortably behind your ear.
- These are the most common hearing aids for mild to severe hearing loss.
- These are simple to use, easy to handle, and come with adjustable settings.
- It comes with cool features like noise reduction and Bluetooth connectivity.
- Packed with Tech, these can have cool features like noise reduction and Bluetooth.
- These are comfy and won’t block your ear canal.
- Behind-the-ear hearing devices amplify sound well, even in noisy places.
- These are tough, water-resistant, built to last, and perfect for active lifestyles.
- These are suitable for everyone: kids, adults, and seniors alike.
- These devices have long-lasting power and options for rechargeable batteries, lasting all day.
- Standard BTE:-The hearing device and earpiece are separate components connected by tubing or a thin wire.
- Mini BTE:-Smaller and more sensible than standard BTE models, with a thin tube or wire delivering sound to the ear.
- Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) or Receiver-in-Ear (RIE) BTE:- The receiver is placed inside the ear canal and connected to the main body of the hearing aid behind the ear.
- These Behind-the-ear hearing devices are easy to wear and sit comfortably behind your ear.
- These are the most common hearing aids for mild to severe hearing loss.
- These are simple to use, easy to handle, and come with adjustable settings.
- It comes with cool features like noise reduction and Bluetooth connectivity.
- Packed with Tech, these can have cool features like noise reduction and Bluetooth.
- These are comfy and won’t block your ear canal.
- These are comfy and won’t block your ear canal.
- These are tough, water-resistant, built to last, and perfect for active lifestyles.
- These are suitable for everyone: kids, adults, and seniors alike.
- These devices have long-lasting power and options for rechargeable batteries, lasting all day.
How to Use Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aids?
Using your behind-the-ear hearing aid is simple:
- Place the hearing aid behind your ear, ensuring a snug fit.
- Insert the earpiece or receiver into your ear canal.
- Adjust the volume and settings as needed using the controls on the hearing aid.
How to Clean Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aids?
Proper maintenance is key to keeping your behind the-ear hearing aid in top condition:
- Wipe the hearing aid with a soft, dry cloth to remove any dirt or debris.
- Use a brush or pick to clean the microphone and receiver ports.
- Avoid exposing the hearing aid to moisture or liquids.
- Store the hearing aid in a dry, cool place when not in use.
- Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the exterior of the hearing aid daily.
- Use a hearing aid brush to remove wax and debris from the microphone and receiver ports.
- Do not use water or cleaning agents because they may harm the device.
- When not in use, keep the hearing aid somewhere dry and cool.
Types
- Completely-in-Canal (CIC)
- Invisible-in-Canal (IIC)
- In-the-canal (ITC)
- Receiver-in-Canal (RIC)
- Receiver-in-Ear (RIE)
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