Completely-in-the-canal hearing aids are molded to fit inside your ear canal and can improve mild to moderate hearing loss in adults. A completely-in-the-canal hearing aid: Is useful only in mild to moderate hearing loss Is the least noticeable in the ear (practically invisible) Is less likely to pick up wind noise because the ear protects the instrument Easy to use for telephonic conversations Uses smaller batteries, which typically don't last as long as larger batteries Doesn't contain extra features, such as volume control or directional microphones Age criteria- not advisable for young children

Anand Hearing Care is a leading chain of hearing aid dispensing and audiological diagnostic clinics in India with head quarters in Chandigarh. This project is a subsidiary of Electrotech Corporation (established in 1976) and is promoted by Mr. T. S. Anand, former Managing Director of Widex India Pvt. Ltd. Mr. T.S.Anand has the unique distinction of having introduced digital hearing aid technology in India as far back as 1996 and of establishing Widex as the leading brand. During this period he introduced professional hearing aid dispensing in India through a chain of 30 clinics being managed across India. He is also Managing Director of ElectroTech Corporation and is in the process of setting up the T.S. Anand Institute of Audiology.

Anand Hearing Care is a leading chain of hearing aid dispensing and audiological diagnostic clinics in India with head quarters in Chandigarh. This project is a subsidiary of Electrotech Corporation (established in 1976) and is promoted by Mr. T. S. Anand, former Managing Director of Widex India Pvt. Ltd. Mr. T.S.Anand has the unique distinction of having introduced digital hearing aid technology in India as far back as 1996 and of establishing Widex as the leading brand. During this period he introduced professional hearing aid dispensing in India through a chain of 30 clinics being managed across India. He is also Managing Director of ElectroTech Corporation and is in the process of setting up the T.S. Anand Institute of Audiology.

Although all hearing instruments contain the same parts to carry sound from the environment into your ear, they do come in a number of styles. These styles differ in size and the way they're placed in your ear. Some are small enough to fit inside your ear canal, making them almost invisible. Others fit partially in your ear canal. Generally, the smaller a hearing aid is, the less powerful it is, the shorter its battery life and the more it'll cost.

Hearing Aids FM Systems Hearing technology has evolved tremendously in the past and continues to develop at a fast pace. From analog hearing aids (providing an equal amount of amplification across frequencies and operated with a volume control) in the past, hearing instruments available today are built on digital technologies that allow: Varying levels of amplification (gain) across different frequencies depending on the individual’s unique hearing loss Possibilities of much higher amplification, i.e. much softer sounds that were earlier impossible to bring within the individual’s hearing range are now audible Sound from higher frequencies to be mapped to lower frequencies Solutions to previously common complaints regarding wind echo, occlusion (feeling plugged up), extremely loud and jarring sounds Digital technology today is available with wireless solutions such as Bluetooth that enable compatibility with mobile phones, television watching, easy listening in large social events (parties or conference room discussions), and many others. In a nutshell, hearing technology today empowers an individual to lead a happy, socially engaged lifestyle like anybody else.

Although all hearing instruments contain the same parts to carry sound from the environment into your ear, they do come in a number of styles. These styles differ in size and the way they're placed in your ear. Some are small enough to fit inside your ear canal, making them almost invisible. Others fit partially in your ear canal. Generally, the smaller a hearing aid is, the less powerful it is, the shorter its battery life and the more it'll cost.

Hearing Aids FM Systems Hearing technology has evolved tremendously in the past and continues to develop at a fast pace. From analog hearing aids (providing an equal amount of amplification across frequencies and operated with a volume control) in the past, hearing instruments available today are built on digital technologies that allow: Varying levels of amplification (gain) across different frequencies depending on the individual’s unique hearing loss Possibilities of much higher amplification, i.e. much softer sounds that were earlier impossible to bring within the individual’s hearing range are now audible Sound from higher frequencies to be mapped to lower frequencies Solutions to previously common complaints regarding wind echo, occlusion (feeling plugged up), extremely loud and jarring sounds Digital technology today is available with wireless solutions such as Bluetooth that enable compatibility with mobile phones, television watching, easy listening in large social events (parties or conference room discussions), and many others. In a nutshell, hearing technology today empowers an individual to lead a happy, socially engaged lifestyle like anybody else.

Anand Hearing Care is a leading chain of hearing aid dispensing and audiological diagnostic clinics in India with head quarters in Chandigarh. This project is a subsidiary of Electrotech Corporation (established in 1976) and is promoted by Mr. T. S. Anand, former Managing Director of Widex India Pvt. Ltd. Mr. T.S.Anand has the unique distinction of having introduced digital hearing aid technology in India as far back as 1996 and of establishing Widex as the leading brand. During this period he introduced professional hearing aid dispensing in India through a chain of 30 clinics being managed across India. He is also Managing Director of ElectroTech Corporation and is in the process of setting up the T.S. Anand Institute of Audiology.

Anand Hearing Care is a leading chain of hearing aid dispensing and audiological diagnostic clinics in India with head quarters in Chandigarh. This project is a subsidiary of Electrotech Corporation (established in 1976) and is promoted by Mr. T. S. Anand, former Managing Director of Widex India Pvt. Ltd. Mr. T.S.Anand has the unique distinction of having introduced digital hearing aid technology in India as far back as 1996 and of establishing Widex as the leading brand. During this period he introduced professional hearing aid dispensing in India through a chain of 30 clinics being managed across India. He is also Managing Director of ElectroTech Corporation and is in the process of setting up the T.S. Anand Institute of Audiology.

Completely-in-the-canal hearing aids are molded to fit inside your ear canal and can improve mild to moderate hearing loss in adults. A completely-in-the-canal hearing aid: Is useful only in mild to moderate hearing loss Is the least noticeable in the ear (practically invisible) Is less likely to pick up wind noise because the ear protects the instrument Easy to use for telephonic conversations Uses smaller batteries, which typically don't last as long as larger batteries Doesn't contain extra features, such as volume control or directional microphones Age criteria- not advisable for young children