Ear Candling for Earwax Removal
What is ear candling? Also known as ear cones or auricular candles, ear candles are hollow tubes made from linen or cotton that have been wound into a cone and…
What is ear candling? Also known as ear cones or auricular candles, ear candles are hollow tubes made from linen or cotton that have been wound into a cone and…
Why Do Hearing Aids Whistle? Understanding Hearing Aid Feedback We’ve all experienced it—a high-pitched whistling noise over the speakers at a meeting or concert. Usually, it happens when someone using…
Why I Chose Hearing Care? I loved all my grandparents, but I was especially close to my mum's dad-my Grandpop. He was a proud, soft-hearted ex-miner, although quite strict on…
What are Hearing Aids? In my 26 years as a Hearing Aid Dispenser, I've met many people who feel unsure about using a hearing aid. Some worry they're big and…
What is a Severe-Profound Hearing Loss? The words severe and profound can sound alarming when an audiologist explains your hearing test results. But what do these terms really mean, and…
What is a Moderate Hearing Loss? When hearing loss progresses into what audiologists call moderate, it becomes hard to ignore. Most people start to notice the changes themselves. Let's explore…
What is Mild Hearing Loss? As an audiologist, I often notice that when I mention the term mild during a hearing test, patients tend to assume it's nothing serious. That's…
What is an Audiologist's Tools and Equipment? When your Audiologist arrives at your front door for a home hearing test or wax removal, you might wonder why it looks like…
What Is The Complex Emotional Needs Service (CENS)? The Complex Emotional Needs Service, or CENS, is trusted by thousands of shooters worldwide, including top-tier professionals. One of the most prominent…