I got mine from the NHS and it’s doing fine and at no cost.
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I have a pair of these Signia Stretta, on the nhs/specsavers, they’re ok.
and this is what the Bluetooth App looks like:
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@OldGreyFox My area NHS are not into rechargeables, so hence the batteries are FOC by the box full of 80 at a time.
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Cost me five grand for mine LongDriver, a fool and his money…
Cripes Foxy. It’s the NHS for me every time unless paying for an op gets it done much quicker. My pacer would have been just 2wks quicker, so I stayed on the NHS list and saved a few grand. I even had the same cardio surgeon.
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With my dodgy heart and a determination to keep running I don’t know how long it will be until the fat lady sings…you can’t take it with you…
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Sounds as if I now ,after using otex half my hearing has returned in my right ear. So now booked in for a syringe ear cleaning first to discover if it is a wax buildup only.
If that doesn’t work the onto them he next stage,
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Update
Day 2 using Otex ear drops. At the moment in the right ear that went completely deaf I can now hear up to 3/4 the sound of the left ear. I test this by using earphones and a sound test on the internet. still got booked in for an ear syringe as a backup incase I don’tg go back to full hearing in that ear
test I use
