Product Information
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quality devices that live up to their claims and really are useful to hard of
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Books on Hearing Loss
All our books are easy-to-read and are packed with the practical information
you need to successfully understand and live with your hearing loss and/or other
ear conditions. For further information on our books, or to
order any of them, click here.
CDs
Speechreading Program
Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs)
There are numerous devices that can help you hear better. Here are some of
them by category.
Browse by category:
(Either
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 Personal Listening Systems and accessories
- PockeTalker: Personal amplifier that can be used as a
stand-alone system using ear buds, or used with your hearing aids via a
neckloop or Music Links. To learn more about this
wonderful little device or to purchase one, click here.
- Speech Adjust-a-Tone Audio & Telephone Amplifier with
6-Frequency Tone Adjustment: Use this cool little amplifier to help you
hear better on the phone, radio, TV, iPod, MP3 player, computer, etc. As a
phone amplifier, it connects
between the phone base and handset. To connect to other audio devices,
simply plug a patch cord (not included) into the audio device's earphone
jack and into the Adjust-a-Tone input. Listen to the output of the
Adjust-a-Tone via earbuds, headphones, neckloops or
 Music
Links.
— Amplifies 40 - 120 dB
— Six adjustable frequency compensation sliders:
2 each for bass, mid and treble
ranges
— Master volume control and on-off switch
— Phone jacks for phone base and phone handset
(telephone cable included)
— 3.5 mm input and output jacks for audio devices
— Uses a 9-volt battery (included)
Click here to purchase the
Speech Adjust-a-Tone amplifier for just $147.95.
- Music Links: Plug into any stereo audio device's earphone
jack and listen to beautiful clear sound (in true stereo) via the t-coils on
your hearing aids. (If you want to use it with a mono device such as the
PockeTalker, use Radio Shack's 3.5 mm (1/8") mono to stereo adapter #274-882
($3.99). To learn more about the Music
Links, or to purchase them, click here.
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 Passive Neckloop: Plugs into any mono device's earphone jack and
hear clear sound via the t-coils on your hearing aids. If you want to use it
with a stereo device, you need Radio Shack's stereo to mono adapter
#274-0374 ($2.99). Neckloops let you hear in both ears if you wear two
hearing aids. To learn more
about this passive neckloop or to purchase it for
yourself, click here.
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 Amplified
Neckloop: If you need a versatile amplified neckloop, the CLA7 v2 is the
neckloop for you. It comes with a number of adapters so it will work with
both audio devices and cell phones. Only $79.95.
To order the CLA7v2 amplified neckloop, click here.
Hearing Aid accessories
Cell Phone accessories
Telephones and accessories
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 Clarity/Ameriphone
XL-50 Amplified Phone: If you have trouble hearing on the phone,
this may be just the phone you want. This amplified phone has the loudest
volume of any phone on the market (60 dB), has digital Clarity Power (DCP)
which makes soft sounds louder, yet makes loud sounds more bearable. It
comes with an extra loud ringer, 4-step clarity control, neckloop jack and
lots of other goodies. Your price is just $147.95.
For more information on this wonderful
phone, or to order it, click here.
- UA-50 Handset/Headset Amplifier with Plantronics Binaural
 Headset:
This Serene Innovations in-line amplifier works with any landline phone—home
or business—that does not have the dial pad in the handset. It connects
between the base and handset and provides 45+ dB amplification to either the
handset or headset. It has a volume control (with extra boost if you need
it) and adjustable tone. What makes this amplifier so wonderful is that it
provides excellent amplification to any monaural or binaural headset you
plug into it. When you use it with a binaural headset, you hear wonderful
clear, loud sound in both ears, and your hands are free to work on your
computer at the same time!
Click here to purchase the UA-50 amplifier with the Plantronics H261N
binaural noise-cancelling headset with boom mic for just $199.99.
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"When I first used this amplifier and headset, I thought I had died
and gone to heaven! It was that wonderful to finally have a
hands-free binaural headset that had enough volume so I could
actually hear (since I don't wear my hearing aids when using the
phone)."—N. B. |
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 Teletalker™
Amplified Phone: Quality amplified telephone for
people with
the traditional high-frequency (ski-slope) hearing losses. This phone has
lots of power for those with severe and profound losses. The price is just
$129.00. Comes with a 5-year warranty. For
more information or to order the TeleTalker phone, click here.
- HA-40 In-line Phone Amplifier: The Ameriphone
HA-40 is a wonderful amplifier that converts any landline phone that does not have the dial pad in the handset instantly into an amplified phone.
It is easy to install—simply unplug the handset cord from the base of the
phone, plug the short cord
(shown in the picture) in its place, and plug the handset cord into the jack
on the bottom of the amplifier. That's it.
If you want more volume, just slide the volume control (left) up to a
comfortable level. The tone control (mid right) lets you adjust the tone to
give you the best clarity. If you need even more volume, you can press and
hold the boost button (bottom right). This gives you 40 dB of gain. In order
to cut out feedback, while you are holding this boost button, it cuts out
your microphone. Thus, you need to release the button when you talk when you
are using this feature. Uses a 9 volt battery (included). Your price for the
HA-40 is just $32.95.
Click here to purchase this great little HA-40 phone amplifier.
- T-Links: Plugs into your phone's 2.5 mm hands-free jack so
you can hear with your hearing aids in t-coil mode. Works with all
desk/wall/cordless phones that have the standard 2.5 mm hands-free jack. All
cordless phones have such a jack, and a few desk/wall phones also have it.
For more information or to order the T-Links,
click here.
- RF-110 Super Loud Cell Phone Ring Alerter.
 This
new cell (or landline) phone ring alerter grabs your attention three ways.
First it has a super loud 95 dB audible alerting signal with selectable
ringing patters and tones. Second, it has a bright flashing light. Third,
there is an optional bed shaker to "shake you awake" if you are sleeping. AC
adapter included. Price $54.95.
Click here to purchase the RF-110 Super Loud Cell/Phone Ring Alerter.
The optional bed shaker is $31.49.
Click here to purchase the Super Shaker Bed Vibrator for the Cell/Phone
Alerter (not shown).
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  Clarity
XL-30 Outgoing Voice Amplified Phone and WS-2749 Voice Amplified Handset:
This phone comes with a special handset designed for people who have voice
problems such that they cannot talk loud enough on the phone for others to
hear them. The outgoing speech level can be increased up to 26 dB. Easy to
install—just unplug the regular handset and plug in the special
voice-amplified handset. The WS-2749 special handset only works with this
phone and the Clarity XL-40. Our price for the Clarity XL-30 phone and
voice-amplified handset is just $142.95.
Click here to order the XL-30 phone and voice-amplified handset.
Room Loop Systems
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 Univox Loop Amplifiers: Room loop amplifiers. Hook
the Univox up to an audio source (e. g. TV) and listen to beautiful clear
sound from anywhere inside the loop via the t-coils on your hearing aids.
To learn more about the Univox loop systems or to
purchase one for yourself, click here.
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 Portable
InfoLoop System: Portable loop amplifier. Completely self-contained.
Works up to 4 feet from the built-in loop. Weighs only 3¼ pounds with
built-in rechargeable battery. Size 11" x 10" x 4". Has built-in omni-directional
microphone on back and jack to plug in external microphone.
The portable InfoLoop system includes the loop amplifier with built-in loop
and rechargeable battery, battery charger power adapter and lapel microphone
with 10' cord. 3-year warranty.
Get the portable InfoLoop for yourself by clicking here. Price: $292.95.
FM Systems
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Orpheus FM Radio/FM ALD Receiver: This Orpheus FM radio/FM receiver is a unique assistive device. It combines both the
functions of a digitally-tunable FM receiver (all channels in the 72 - 76 MHz
ALD band), and a standard FM broadcast radio (88 - 108 MHz)
into a
single unit and still costs less than a single or dual channel FM
receiver. To learn more about this great
little unit click here.
To order the Orpheus Radio/FM Receiver for only $74.77, click here.
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Deluxe FM Personal Listening System: This FM system includes
 the
Orpheus FM Radio/FM ALD Receiver (above) plus a 16 channel transmitter that
works off the wall current or batteries. It has a range of 150+ feet! Besides the beautiful clear sound, the best
feature is the price—only $197.00 for the whole system.
To learn more about this great FM system
click here.
To order the Deluxe FM Personal Listening System for only $197.00, click
here.
 Motiva PFM 360
Personal FM System:
This quality Williams Sound Personal FM system has a range of about 150 feet.
The receiver doubles as both a PockeTalker and an FM receiver at the same time, so you
get the functionality of both of these devices in one unit for only $685.00.
Has 16 selectable channels. Comes complete with receiver, transmitter, ear
bud, batteries, lapel & plug-in microphones, carrying case and 5-year warranty.
To order the Motiva PFM 360 FM system, click here.
If you want the above
Motiva PFM 360 FM system but with rechargeable batteries and recharger
($720.00), click here.
For more information on this new Motiva PFM 360 system click on the below
links.
Specification sheet (3 pages, pdf format)
Manual (18 pages, pdf format)
Alerting Systems
 Silent
Call Alerting Systems: There are numerous alerting devices that can warn you that the smoke detector
is sounding, the doorbell or phone is ringing, the baby is crying, etc. The most
reliable and most versatile of these systems, in my opinion, is the Silent Call
alerting systems. To learn more about the
great Silent Call alerting systems, click here.
 Triple
Bel Timer: Use this cool little timer in your kitchen or carry it with you
when you need to time something. It can alert you via three different modes at
the same time—it beeps, flashes a light and vibrates. You can choose 1, 2 or all
three modes by switches on the back. It has a clip on the back so you can clip
it to your pocket or clipboard/notebook, etc. The clip is also magnetic so it
will stick to your fridge or other metal (iron) surfaces. Use it as a stopwatch
or countdown timer. Choose between the hour/minute or minute/second functions.
Uses 2 AAA batteries (not included). Size: 2¾" x 1⅞" x ⅞". Weighs just 2.4 oz.
with the batteries. Only $17.49.
Click here to purchase this this neat little timer.
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In addition, we have access to many other quality products that are not listed here. If you want something that you do not see listed here, email us at the
below address and we'll do our best to get it for you, or tell you the best
place to get it.
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Clicking on any of the above links allows you to pay for your
purchases on-line using either MasterCard or Visa credit cards, or via
PayPal (which accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express credit cards).
If you prefer, you can mail your order and check (plus
P&H) to the Center for Hearing Loss Help at the below address.
(Residents of Pennsylvania please add 6% state sales tax.)
For more information, email:
info@hearinglosshelp.com
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Dry-Brik
II (3 pak): Dry-Briks are needed with the Global Dry and Store. Each
dry-brik lasts 2 months. This 3-pak gives you a 6 month supply. Only $8.95.
CM-BT
Audio Amplifier Bluetooth Neckloop:
This bluetooth neckloop connects almost any Bluetooth device (cell phone,
MP3 player, computer, PDA) with your hearing aids via their t-coils, or you
can listen to it with any stereo ear buds. 
