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$1725 CAD
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Silk X
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$1995 CAD
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Pure
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$2295 CAD
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Styletto
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$2445 CAD
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Hearing the dogs
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Hearing Aid Manufacturers
A question that people who want to buy hearing aids often ask us is: 'What is the difference between a manufacturer brand x or Y (resellers)?' A common misconception is that they are the same, but that is not the case, a hearing aid manufacturer is a company that actually manufactures the hearing aids. They are also responsible for the design, new developments and will have the license for the products. The reseller is the company or person who sells the hearing aids, however some manufacturers are also resellers.
Hearing Aid Manufacturers
Signia stands as a global frontrunner in the realm of hearing aid technology. We are passionately committed to transcending conventional boundaries by introducing groundbreaking innovations that redefine the prescription audio industry. For us, it's about offering more than just the ability to hear; it's about ensuring every word, rhythm, and breath is heard clearer than ever before. It's not just about recapturing sound, but embracing an enhanced auditory experience.
Founded in 1956, Widex is headquartered in Denmark and was the first company to develop a digital hearing aid for placement inside the ear. They are also responsible for the development of the first hearing aid for babies.
Based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, Starkey Hearing Technologies is a privately-held American firm specializing in the production of hearing aids. It stands as one of the world's leading hearing aid manufacturers. By 2019, Starkey had expanded its reach with over 5,000 staff across 24 establishments, catering to over 100 global markets. Notably, it's the sole American-owned hearing aid manufacturer with a global presence.
Founded in 1904 in the city of Copenhagen, Oticon is responsible, not only for the implementation of some of the first standards in the hearing aid industry, but also of some more recent ones. Owner of Digifocus, the world's first digital instrument and Agil, the first cognitive hearing system, in 2014, Oticon launched the Streamer Pro - a system that allows Oticon's wireless hearing instruments to connect to iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch.
Phonak is one of the hearing aid brands of the Sonova group. Founded in 1947 and based in Switzerland, Sonova is also the owner of the Lyric and Unitron hearing aid brands. In 2009 Sonova acquired Advanced Bionics, responsible for the development of cochlear implant technology.
The hearing aid brand Unitron is owned by the Sonova group and therefore shares some of Phonak's technology.
Assistive Devices Program (ADP)
To qualify for ADP, you must reside in Ontario, have a valid health card, have documented hearing loss and need a hearing device for over six months. Income is not considered when applying for this program. ADP covers a maximum of $500 per hearing aid ($1000 for a pair).
Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL)
Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) helps Albertans stay independent in their communities by paying for basic medical equipment and supplies. To be eligible, a clinical assessment by a health care professional is required. The health professional determine what equipment and supplies you can get through the AADL program.
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The online comparison, comprises a series of questions for the purposes of screening in order to be able to make an estimate, the hearing aids are personalized so that the analysis of an audiologist will always be necessary. Hear Right Canada reservers the right to change the prices.The prices shown are indicative and may change betwwen filling the form and setting an appointment.* Prices per hearing aid, average level of technology.** Government incentinves available only in Ontario and Alberta residents
