Prices of hearing aids vary greatly depending on the technology and features you choose. They can also vary greatly between hearing aid providers so it’s always a good idea to shop around. At Audiological Science, we pride ourselves on offering all the leading hearing aid makes and models at below market prices, and we have a hearing aid to suit every budget and lifestyle! Our hearing aids start from £795 for a pair and go up to £2,995 for a pair. It all depends on the technology level, features and brand. All our hearing aids include free lifetime aftercare and up to 5 years’ warranty.

Yes, you can get NHS funded hearing aids if you are eligible, and this often depends on where you live and the location of your GP surgery. Many people choose privately funded hearing aids as it gives them more choice over the type, style and size of hearing aids – especially if they are looking for more discreet or technologically advanced models.

Choosing the right hearing aid can be daunting. That’s why when you book a free hearing assessment with us, and if you are found to have hearing loss, our Audiologist will take the time to guide you through the different hearing aid types and models available. We’ll help you find the most suitable solution for your individual hearing loss, your lifestyle and your budget. We offer hearing aids from all the leading manufacturers, and because we’re independent, you can be assured of unbiased advice. Book a free hearing test and we’ll be happy to advise you.

Technology and brand are the main factors that determine the price of a hearing aid. Custom hearing aids (made to your exact fit) also tend to cost more than standard models. Knowing which technology features you need or might want is important when considering how much you want to spend. Your Audiologist can help guide you through the many options available so you can choose the best hearing solution for you. Simply book a free hearing test.

Entry level hearing aids tends to be battery operated, rather than rechargeable and are unlikely to have any Bluetooth features to enable you to pair your hearing aids to any other devices for ease of use and better sound quality. They generally do not include noise reduction features to reduce background noise, and they may also be larger in appearance and less discreet.

A free hearing assessment checks your ear health and your hearing, to determine the type and degree of any hearing loss you may be suffering from, and any other hearing health concerns. It is important to consult a fully qualified hearing health professional who can recommend the most appropriate hearing solution for you. Book now.