Find a hearing aid that fits your life
Starting from fully covered basic PRSI models. Advanced models from €350 per aid after the PRSI grant (€850 per aid before the grant).
Today’s hearing aids come in a wide range of styles, from nearly invisible custom devices worn in the ear canal to powerful rechargeable models worn behind the ear. The right choice depends on your hearing test, ear shape, dexterity, lifestyle, communication needs and personal preferences.
At your hearing consultation, we can help you compare suitable styles, features and manufacturers, then professionally fit and fine-tune the option that is right for you.
Why more than one brand
We are not tied to one manufacturer. We fit what suits your hearing, not a supplier deal. The test comes first. The brand comes after the graph.
OticonOticon combines discreet Danish design with a brain-first approach to hearing care.Explore Oticon hearing aids
WidexWidex is known for a sound-led approach to hearing technology.Explore Widex hearing aids
SigniaSignia combines modern styling, rechargeable convenience and conversation-focused technology.Explore Signia hearing aids
PhonakPhonak focuses on adaptable automatic sound processing, clear speech and broad connectivity.Explore Phonak hearing aids
ReSoundReSound designs hearing solutions that aim to feel natural, comfortable and well connected.Explore ReSound hearing aids
StarkeyStarkey combines AI-enabled hearing technology, discreet designs and connected everyday features.Explore Starkey hearing aids
BernafonBernafon combines Scandinavian design with technology intended to balance speech clarity, listening comfort and ease of use.Explore Bernafon hearing aids- UnitronUnitronUnitron focuses on practical, personalised hearing solutions designed to fit easily into everyday life.Explore Unitron hearing aids
Hearing-aid styles explained
RIC / RITE
A small device worn behind the ear, with a fine wire leading to a receiver in the ear canal.
Typical benefits: Broad choice of rechargeable, connected and high-performance technology.
Keep in mind: The device is visible behind the ear, although modern designs are very discreet.
BTE
A behind-the-ear device connected to the ear with a slim tube or earmould.
Typical benefits: More power, easier handling and secure fitting options.
Keep in mind: Usually larger than a RIC or RITE device.
ITE
A custom hearing aid that sits partly or fully in the outer ear.
Typical benefits: Easier handling, larger battery and space for rechargeable or wireless features.
Keep in mind: Larger than CIC and IIC options.
ITC
An in-the-canal custom hearing aid.
Typical benefits: More room for controls, microphones and battery capacity than CIC.
Keep in mind: More visible than an IIC or CIC.
CIC
A completely-in-canal hearing aid, custom-made or ready-to-wear depending on model.
Typical benefits: Discreet in-ear fit.
Keep in mind: Features, battery type and connectivity vary greatly by model.
IIC
An invisible-in-canal custom hearing aid placed deeply in the ear canal.
Typical benefits: Maximum discretion.
Keep in mind: Not suitable for every ear canal or hearing loss. Often battery-powered and non-wireless.
Ready CIC
A small in-canal device fitted with instant-fit sleeves rather than a custom shell.
Typical benefits: Quick fitting and discreet appearance.
Keep in mind: It is not made from an impression of the individual ear.
Hearing aids are medical devices. Product suitability, performance and feature availability depend on professional assessment and the precise model selected. We will explain the practical benefits and limitations of each suitable option before you choose.
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