In the Spanish idiosyncrasy, the word “sonotone” has taken root as a common term to refer to hearing aids. The Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) defines it colloquially as a “device to better perceive sounds“, but what is the story behind this expression that has become so ingrained in our everyday vocabulary? From our hearing center in Malaga, Domínguez Hearing…
Have you ever showered or bathed on the beach with your hearing aids on? Try the world’s first waterproof rechargeable hearing aid Until now, behind-the-ear hearing aids could get wet with sweat or rainwater without being damaged. These hearing aids meet the minimum to obtain IP68 certification, which regulates and guarantees the level of resistance…
We wear them to listen to music, the radio, watch TV or talk on the phone. We also use them when exercising, both in and outside the house, regardless of the level of exterior noise. However, improper use of earphones or headphones can have an impact on our hearing. According to the WHO, almost 50%…