Company Profile
About Rayovac Hearing Aids
Rayovac, manufacturer of hearing aid batteries, is committed to the hearing health community and provides a wide range of product offerings from high performance hearing aid batteries, cochlear implant batteries to eco-friendly batteries. In 2008, the company introduced its first ProLine of mercury-free batteries, designed for heavy duty use, long battery life and are easy on the environment.
Rayovac is committed to the hearing health consumer and ensures each hearing aid and cochlear implant battery is extensively tested to ensure optimal life and performance for your hearing aids or cochlear implants.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Management of Noise Induced Hearing Loss
What are the recent developments in the management of noise-induced hearing loss?
- Weight Loss/Gain and Hearing Aid Fit
Does weight loss/gain cause the ear to change so much that the hearing aid will not fit properly? (Am only talking about a kilo or 2 of weight loss/gain. Have been told by an audiologist that the ear is the first thing to change with weight loss. (I th
- Why is it I seem to hear better when I wear my glasses?
This is a typical comment from people with hearing loss. Hearing loss acts like a filter, filtering out certain sounds. Often, consonants are most affected. So if you have a...
- Will hearing aids help me hear in background noise?
Hearing aids have circuitry in them to address most types of background noise, while still enabling the wearer to hear conversations.
- Reducing Moisture Damage to Hearing Aids
I am working with a 17 year old who plays hockey and would like to wear his hearing aids on the ice. Can you advise on how best to manage moisture and potential for damage?
- VA Coverage for Dependents
Does the VA cover the hearing aids for a dependent child of a veteran? The child was born while the veteran was in service.
- Completely Implantable Cochlear Implants
Will a completely implantable cochlear implant be available?
- Do I Need Two Hearing Aids?
Basically, if you have two ears with hearing loss that could benefit from hearing aids, you need two hearing aids. It is important to realize there are no "normal" animals born with only one ear. Simply stated, you have two ears because you need two ears.
- Meningitis and Cochlear Implants
Audiology Online and Healthy Hearing have sought input from authoritative and well respected sources regarding meningitis and cochlear implantation. The question posed below is a compilation, combining a few emails we recently received. We are apprecia
- Can I wear invisible hearing aids?
The shape and degree of your hearing loss will determine which styles may work best for you, with smaller hearing aid types generally suited for less significant losses and larger styles suited for any level of hearing loss.
- Causes of Fungal Infection in the EAC
I have a client who has worn an ITE for many years. He recently obtained a new one and shortly after developed a fungal infection in his ear which he attributes to the device. What are the common causes of fungal infection in the ear and how does a hear
- Airport Screeners, Tanning Beds and Hearing Aids
I wear a digital hearing aid and I am going on a trip overseas and was just wondering if I could go through the scanner at the airport with my aid on and also when I go on a tanning bed should I take my hearing aid off?
- Phonemic Regression
As a geriatrician I've noticed that some of my hearing impaired patients can still hear reasonably well for about a half-hour after removing their hearing aids. How is this possible? --- Dr. K.O.
- MRI and Cochlear Implants
I am case managing a 12 yo child with a history of brain tumor, which was removed at age 3, followed by radiation, chemo. He has had several CVA's post radiation and developed bilateral sensorineural hearing loss. He requires yearly MRI's. No further radi
- Clicking Sound
Recently, I have started getting a clicking sound in one ear when my head moves up-and-down (e.g., while walking). I do not hear the sound when still. Is this a form of tinnitus?
- Treatment for a 5-yr. old with CAPD
I have a 5 year old daughter, just diagnosed with CAPD. The audiologist started to do therapy on her only three times, he then said she wasn't ready for therapy? I asked why and he said we should be further in progress that where we were, doing sounds.
- Optimum Class Size for Children with APD
My son is awaiting his test for APD but the consultant is pretty sure he has APD. The problem we have is that my son has been offered a place at a local independent specialist school with a maximum of 6 children per class. Sadly we cannot afford the fees
- Purchasing Hearing Aids on the Internet
I have had my aids for 2 weeks. I bought them on the internet and they were factory programmed. They work fine, but the feedback is hard to control. What am I doing wrong? Have you ever heard of Precision Ear aids?
- What is an Adequate Trial Period with FM Systems
I am an education-based SLP in Ontario, Canada, who plays a significant support role in assisting with the paperwork, installation, in-service, and troubleshooting of Audiologist-recommended FM systems for several students (CAP) in our system. We have no
- What are the common signs of hearing loss?
Some of the signs and symptoms of hearing loss include asking people to repeat themselves, turning the TV up louder, and feeling like you can hear, but cannot understand what is said. Having your hearing tested at a local hearing center is the first step to diagnosing and treating hearing loss.
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