[Smittie]

I would suggest purchasing from a place that offers a trial time period so you can take them back for refund or replacement. They should also make a mold of your ear for proper fitment which is essential for them operating correctly.

My M.I.L. wasted $6000 on a pair that never worked properly and paid $5000 for another pair. And they aren't covered by her insurance or S.S.

[FR_addict]

I never heard of the mold for the ear. My doctor never did that. They don’t fit that well either. My insurance company paid, and they had a list to choose from. These were expensive hearing aids, so it wasn’t cost that limited the list. I’m hoping they add more providers.