Receiver-In-Canal (RIC)

Receiver-In-Canal (RIC) hearing aids feature a compact, modern design that provides a discreet and comfortable fit. Unlike traditional Behind-The-Ear (BTE) hearing aids, the receiver is located in the ear canal, which allows for more natural sound delivery. The hearing aid case behind the ear is lightweight and unobtrusive. This design improves comfort and sound quality, while also reducing the visibility of the device.

RIC hearing aids are available in both disposable battery and rechargeable options and often come equipped with advanced features like Bluetooth® connectivity, noise reduction, and customizable programs.

Key Features:

• Discreet and Comfortable Design
• High-Quality Sound
• Wireless Connectivity
• Rechargeable and Disposable Battery Options
• Noise Reduction and Directional Microphones
• Tinnitus Relief
• Automatic Adaptation
• Feedback Cancellation
• Customizable Programs and Controls
• Durable and Moisture-Resistant
• Aesthetically Pleasing

 Rechargeable Models:

• Battery Life: Typically, rechargeable RIC hearing aids offer up to 24 hours of use on a full charge. This includes time for streaming media like phone calls, music, or TV.

 Disposable Battery Models:

• Battery Life: RIC hearing aids that use disposable batteries (such as size 312 or 13) typically last 5 to 7 days, depending on usage, such as the amount of streaming or environmental conditions (e.g., temperature or humidity).

Standard Models: Prices for basic RIC models (without premium features like Bluetooth, noise cancellation, or advanced speech processing) 

 Premium Models: For advanced RIC models, which include features such as Bluetooth® streaming, wireless connectivity, noise reduction, tinnitus management, and advanced processing,hearing aids range it depend upon patients per ear. Some premium models may cost even more based on specific technology and customization options.