🕒 6 minutes readThere was a time not too long ago when every hearing aid user in India kept a small tin of batteries on their bedside table, in their wallet, and probably in their kitchen drawer too. Changing tiny batteries every few days was just part of the routine. But that experience is rapidly becoming a thing of the past.
🕒 6 minutes readMost people in India who need a hearing aid already know they need one. They have been told by a doctor, noticed it themselves, or watched a family member struggle in conversations. The part that stops them is always the same cost.
🕒 8 minutes readPicking a hearing aid in India is honestly confusing. You search online, and you are immediately hit with brand names, technical jargon, price ranges all over the place, and half the articles are just trying to sell you something. It gets exhausting fast.
🕒 7 minutes readNobody notices it happening at first. You ask someone to repeat themselves and blame the noise in the room. You turn the television up a little more than usual and tell yourself the speakers are getting old. You miss the end of a sentence in a meeting and nod along anyway, hoping context fills the gap.
