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About SeboTek Hearing Aids

Headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, SeboTek Hearing Systems is a fast-growing, privately-held company that manufactures and distributes PAC™ Voice-Q hearing aidss, the first-ever speaker-in-the-canal hearing aid, worldwide.

SeboTek is committed to serving those with hearing loss and to improving the quality of life for those who wear hearing aids.

Frequently Asked Questions
  • What types of ALDs exist?
    There are many assistive listening devices available today, from sophisticated systems used in theaters and auditoriums to small personal systems.Various kinds of assistive...
  • What is a Neurotologist?
    Otologists or neurotologists are physicians who, in addition to their ENT requirements, continue their specialized training for an additional year or more in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the ear.
  • What is an audiologist?
    An audiologist is a healthcare professional who has earned a masters and/or doctoral degree in audiology. Audiology is essentially the science of hearing, as it applies to...
  • Earmuffs and BTEs
    I wear BTE hearing aids and work in a factory. I have NIHL [noise induced hearing loss] and wear earmuffs over my hearing aids. Safety glasses are required in my workplace. I find the fit of my earmuffs very tight, the outer ear is being pinched. Is there
  • What are cochlear implants?
    Generally speaking, cochlear implants are for patients with severe-to-profound, sensorineural hearing loss. There are approximately 500,000 patients in the USA with...
  • Treacher Collins Syndrome
    I'm currently attending school for my masters in Speech and Language Pathology and was working on a group presentation regarding Treacher Collins Syndrome as it relates to language disorders. I had a difficult time finding SLP case studies, or examples of
  • Mapping FM Systems for Use with Cochlear Implants
    My 5-year-old uses a cochlear implant, has just started kindergarten, and has begun to use the personal FM system. There seems to be a difference in opinion by audiologists as to whether a separate map for the processor should be used when using the FM sy
  • Can a Faulty Microwave Deprogram Hearing Aids?
    Can a faulty microwave deprogram my aids? Both of my hearing aids seemed to have lost their programming at the same time. I had them both reprogrammed a couple weeks ago. Then, a few days ago, BOTH went nearly dead. I have been near a microwave, which
  • Does My Husband Need More Powerful Hearing Aids?
    My husband has hearing loss in both ears, the left more so than the right. He has had hearing aids for at least 4 years which seemed to help more at first but now it seems like he is having to turn them up more often to the point where one of them is beep
  • Do BTE Hearing Aids Have Issues With Wind Noise?
    Wind noise is more of an issue with a BTE hearing aid than with CIC hearing aid, but for many patients the difference is not that great.
  • Voltage of Zinc Air Batteries
    Every package of RAYOVAC L13ZA-8 batteries that I open shows maximum voltage of 1.38 volts instead of 1.4 volts as listed on the package. Why is this? Why don't the batteries read 1.4 volts? My hearing aid fades away at about 1.31 volts. The additional .
  • 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
  • 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 Sensorineural Hearing Loss?
    Sensorineural hearing loss affects the cochlea or the hearing nerve. It has many causes, but typically hearing aids are the only treatment option.
  • Accessories for Cochlear Implants
    What accessories are available for use with a cochlear implant, especiallyfor the telephone? Please explain the options and alternatives.
  • Are there any tinnitus organizations in the US?
    I suffer from tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and am looking for a tinnitus organization that serves as a resource to those suffering. Are there any in the United States?
  • What's the latest technology in hearing aids?
    Today's hearing aids are smaller and more sophisticated than ever before.
  • Cochlear Implants and Reports of Associated Health Risks
    Please address the issue of cochlear implants and recent reports of associated health risks.
  • 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
  • Verifying Hearing Aid Performance for Children
    My two year old son was recently diagnosed with a moderate to severe hearing loss. He is now wearing two hearing aids. How will I know if the hearing aids are working properly? And how will I know if/when they need to be adjusted?
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