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There are a ton of over-the-counter hearing aids out there. We did the math on price, lifespan and other factors to find out which ones are worth your money. A recent graduate of the University of ...

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You have many options for hearing aids, from rechargeable and live music-enhancing hearing aids to nearly invisible models and those with your favorite color. We explain the main features of hearing ...

Dr. Cory Bovenzi, an otolaryngologist, tells AOL, "A rechargeable hearing aid can be advantageous to battery hearing aids since you do not have to buy the specialized and sometimes hard-to-find ...

Hearing aids are becoming cheaper, more accessible, and more technologically sophisticated. But with many new options on the market, the process of choosing a pair has also become more complicated. In ...

Often, it can take close to a decade for people with hearing loss to decide to get help. The cost of hearing aids—which can top $7,000 a pair—has long been one of the chief reasons for the delay.