I do. My glasses don't interfere at all with the aids.
I have a horrible case of tinnitus but have always thought that a hearing aid would not help the jet engine in my head. Have they helped you? I could really use some relief.
They help me. It takes the edge off.
A lot of places will offer a 30-90 day trial period.
At this point I think I'd miss it if it wasn't there.
I have a set and I wear glasses........ mine are controlled via bluetooth and I can adjust them with my phone........ real high tech My only WARNING is - if you get the in the ear models you will not experience the frustration of the outside the ear models such as mine. The BIGGEST fear and annoyance is if/when a facemask is required - the straps tangle to hearing aids to the glasses and I have had them get pulled out when I remove a mask.
The issue with masks and the Behind The Ear types takes some getting used to.
I did at one point. But, it can go away for good any time.....
My tinnitus wasn't horrible but slowly getting worse. I find the hearing aids without masking noises help. The tinnitus doesn't go away but fades into the background more. When I don't wear the hearing aids I remember how bad it used to be. I can also play masking sounds from apps on my phone but don't use that option much.
Yeah man it's not all about getting older which I am but I started my hearing loss when I was in my teens! Oilfield rig motors, loud music with headphones. Guns without hearing protection! And to top it all off it's predisposistioned that I would have substantial hearing loss by the time I was in my early thirties. I'm on a limited budget and at present living paycheck to paycheck. Walgreens has some really decent hearing aids at a great price and they don't do a credit check. You can buy them outright or pay 39 dollars a month for 24 months and then they are yours. I think the price outright is 699 dollars and that's for a right and left hearing aid. I haven't purchased these yet as I'm still recovering from being gouged by a different company for 4,500 not including taxes and fees related to these aids that are really no better than the dung on the bottom of a feedlot. Greedy people! Hearing is one of the God given senses that we are blessed with from our creator. How or why does another human exploit something that is given to us by God for our well being and turn out large profits from it! The tech knowledge has been around for many years now and those that make these aids spend pennies on the electronics used to produce a hearing aid. Check out Walgreens. There are cheaper ones but the craftsmanship and quality of them suck. My hearing has gone from moderately severe to severe and I've got to where I can't hear anything. This hearing loss affects my siblings and my mother had hearing loss so bad that I asked her at one time if she needed batteries for her hearing aids and she replied that she didn't have any lemonade. Bless her heart... Hope this helps.
