Hidden Hearing Publish Guide to Oticon Hearing Aids

Providers of private hearing healthcare, Hidden Hearing, have published a guide to their expansive range of Oticon Hearing Aids.

(PRWEB UK) 2 January 2013

Following an increase in enquiries about their diverse range of Oticon hearing aids, Hidden Hearing has published a guide to the different types of hearing aids that the hearing aid manufacturer provides.

Hidden Hearing details the various makes:

    Oticon Acto - The Acto is designed to offer the wearer greater comfort in their wearing and listening ability, so that they almost forget they are even wearing a hearing aid. Available as both behind-the-ear and –in-the ear, the Acto uses wireless technology giving greater access to telephones and mp3 players.

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    Oticon Ino – The Ino is aimed to make listening to conversations in noisy environments easier, so people with hearing loss are able to enjoy parties and dinner in restaurants without struggling to join discussions. The Ino helps reduce annoying background noises with directional microphone technology that adapt automatically to a listening environment.

    Oticon Chili – The Chili is designed with severe and profound hearing losses in mind. It is robustly built to endure sweat, moisture build up, dirt and minor impact from being dropped. Despite its resistant nature, it is designed to still be slim line and comfortable.

    Oticon Intiga – The Intiga fits into the ear canal and is designed with the best in cutting edge technology. It is able to filter vocal sounds and silence background noise and is one of the smallest, most advanced hearing aids on the market. Intiga is one of Oticon's newest products and has integration ability with a range of digital items. It comes in a range of fashionable colours and adapts automatically to an environment.

    Oticon Agil – The Agil allows the hard of hearing to follow conversations with ease and has had lot of positive feedback from users. It is available as in-the-ear and behind-the-ear. It is able to distinguish conversation above background noise, sending sound waves in the same way you naturally learn and process them.

With more than 40 years' experience in treating hearing loss, Hidden Hearing is entrusted with the care of more than 100,000 people each year. The firm has 84 hearing centres across the UK, all catering for a range of needs and budgets. Specialising in hearing tests and hearing aids, the company also offer a variety of hearing aid accessories and in 2005, became the first dedicated hearing retailer to be recognised as an Investor in People.