NEWS SOURCE: HearPod Inc.
CORNELIUS, NC – Aug. 2 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — HearPod hearing-aid solutions were developed by baby boomers for baby boomers to resolve mild to moderate and high-frequency hearing loss. A uniquely-designed silicone pillow has allowed the manufacturers of HearPod hearing aids to have an incredible edge for dispensing high-end digital hearing aids for hearing-loss treatment.
Baby boomers do not like settling for second best; that is why this active, successful and health-conscious group of people is turning to HearPod digital hearing aids – to help improve their lives through better hearing.
“HearPod is not just another hearing aid,” Randy Wohlers, President of HearPod, Inc., said. “It is the culmination of years of research using a combination of the latest 100-percent digital technology and ultra-comfortable anatomically-designed shells. Most people find these shells even more comfortable than custom shells.”
A uniquely-designed silicone pillow has allowed the manufacturers of HearPod hearing aids to have an incredible edge for dispensing high-end digital hearing aids for hearing-loss treatment. The silicone pillow provides comfort and is effective for moderate to severe hearing loss.
According to hearing loss studies, there are over 31 million Americans who have hearing loss; only 20 percent seek help.
“I believe the reason why 80 percent of people who need hearing aids do not buy them, is due to quality and comfort,” Wohlers explained. “Our 100-percent digital product combined with the silicone pillow provides a comfortable and affordable solution. Most of our products result in as much as 75 percent in savings when compared to other digital hearing aids.”
There are three HearPod models that are all custom-programmed for individual hearing loss. The silicone pillows come in three sizes, allowing the customer to personalize sizes for comfort.
For those seeking something a little different, HearPod II models can be ordered with a diamond-like stud.
Custom molds are also available; however most do not require the added expense because of the technical design and application of the silicone pillows.
“We ask our clients to provide an audiogram from their personal physician or hearing healthcare professional so we can put together the perfect prescription for their individual hearing-loss situation,” Wohlers said. “We make it clear to our customers that they should first be seen by a doctor to determine if a hearing aid would benefit them.”
Orders can be placed online or faxed. All HearPods come with a one-year warranty which includes free shipping and a year’s supply of batteries and wax guards. The company, which is FDA-licensed, also offers customer service 24 hours per day, seven days per week at their 800 number (800-851-2414), instructional videos, door-to-door service, extended warranties, a 45-day money back guarantee and digital upgrades for old hearing aids.
For over 30 years, Wohlers, BC HIS, has been in private practice dispensing hearing instruments. He is Board Certified in Hearing Instrument Science, and is also a long-time member of the National Hearing Aid Society.
Wohlers is President of HearPod Inc., headquartered in Cornelius, NC, and also owns hearing-health practices in Hawaii.
“HearPod digital hearing devices can help people maximize their effectiveness, stay active, maintain relationships, enjoy music and conversation, and laugh with friends and family,” Wohlers explained. “So, join the many baby boomers who continue to stay in the game and get the edge with HearPod.”
For more information, visit: www.myhearpod.com
News issued by: HearPod, Inc.
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Original Story ID: (1873) :: 2006-08-0802-003A
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NEWS SOURCE: HearPod Inc. | Published: 2006-08-02 23:00:00
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