Caribe Hearing Aids

		CIC — The Completely- In-The-Canal (CIC) is the smallest and most cosmetically appealing instrument ever manufactured. Due to technological advances in miniaturization, this device can rest entirely in the canal, making it nearly invisible. CIC hearing aids are so small that the only people who know you are wearing one... are the ones you tell.

		ITE-ITC — (In-The-Ear, In-The-Canal) hearing aids are one-piece instruments custom-designed to fit in your ear. They offer a variety of sizes and are appropriate for many degrees of hearing loss.

		BTE — (Behind-The-Ear) hearing aids are versatile and powerful hearing instruments that are worn behind the ear. They are employed for all degrees of hearing loss and are especially beneficial for severe hearing losses.

		FM Systems — An FM system for hearing instrument users consists of a transmitter, which picks up the voice from the speaker and sends it via radio waves, wirelessly, directly to the tiny FM receiver, which is connected to the personal hearing instrument. The advantage in discussion settings: the user can understand more easily because the mobile microphone is positioned near the speaker to assure optimized speech intelligibility. The advantage in noisy surroundings: The mobile microphone fades out annoying background noise; this significantly increases the audibility and intelligibility of individual voices. Why FM is important — Even with the best hearing instruments, most hearing-impaired people notice that they have difficulty hearing in certain situations, for example, using a telephone, watching television, during a business meeting, or in a restaurant. Using an FM system makes communication in all these difficult situations much easier.