Types of Hearing Loss > Purchasing a Hearing Aid Purchasing a Hearing Aid
When you buy a hearing aid, you should have a contract or purchase agreement that covers all terms of the transaction, including a clear explanation of all verbal promises. Review your purchase agreement for the following and ask your supplier for clarification if the terms are not clear:
You might also want to check with your supplier to see if batteries can readily be purchased. |
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