Nano Hearing Aids

OTC hearing aids, also known as Over-the-Counter hearing aids, are designed to amplify sounds for adults with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss. One of the biggest advantages of OTC hearing aids is that they are not prescribed hearing aids, meaning they don’t require a prescription or visit to the audiologist. This allows individuals who are 18 years old or older to purchase them without a visit to the doctor.

Someone with mild to moderate hearing loss might experience one or all of the following:

• Trouble hearing conversations in noisy places due to background noise.
• Finding it difficult to follow conversations and hear people in group settings.
• Difficulty hearing someone on the phone.
• Feeling tired from the effort of listening.
• Needing to turn up the volume on the TV or radio, even if others say that it’s loud and affects their normal hearing.

If you’re concerned your hearing loss might actually be severe, it’s best to schedule an appointment with your doctor. Symptoms of severe hearing loss can include difficulty hearing loud noises and conversations (even in quiet environments), and you might rely on reading lips as a result. Regular checks of the ear canal by a hearing healthcare professional are recommended if you experience these symptoms.

Nano Hearing Aids has helped over half a million people with their hearing loss. We’re passionate about enriching lives with our quality Nano hearing aid devices at an affordable price.

Nano hearing aids, like all over-the-counter hearing aids, are categorized as Class I medical devices by the FDA. Class I medical devices are products that pose a low risk to users. For that reason, the FDA does not formally “approve” any Class I medical devices. Nano Hearing Aids products are registered with the FDA, which means that our products are real hearing devices, as opposed to PSAP devices or amplifiers.

Yes, you can, each Nano hearing device is designed to fit well with eyeglasses and masks (including oxygen masks).