phase 1 | preventive protection against noise and care of the ear

Not only protection but also care of hearing is important. An itchy or irritated ear canal can be remedied by using an oil. Excess wax can be removed by using an earscratcher or spray. As a professional, you will take ear impressions and inspect the ear. The instruments and items you need to do this, such as an otoscope, light pen, various types of impression materials and related accessories belong to phase 1.
 

phase 2 | solutions to an identified hearing problem in specific situations 

 

In addition to earplugs against damage from loud noises, there are several other types of earplugs for different situations. Think of protection against water and wind or against the pressure on the ear in an airplane. There are different solutions for every situation. Think of a listening aid for amplifying speech on radio and television or an alarm clock with extra loud volume and vibrator. To hear incoming calls again and make conversations comfortably, there are telephones with extra loud ringer volume and amplification of speech volume. As a hearing care professional, you are indispensable to your client in this situation. Even if the result of a hearing test does not point exclusively toward a hearing aid or if your client is not yet ready to wear a hearing aid.
 

Phase 3 | adjustment and maintenance of hearing devices 

 

Maintenance includes cleaning and drying. In addition, the quality of (rechargeable) hearing battery also affects the performance of the hearing aid. With the right advice and assortment, you ensure that your client gets the best out of the hearing aids. If a client visits you for maintenance, this will include recalibrating the hearing aids or replacing sound tubes and domes. You can help your client efficiently and competently with equipment such as a vacuum cleaner, drilling and milling machines and the video otoscope.
 

phase 4 | external devices and accessories for hearing aids

 

For example, phone calls and music can be streamed directly to hearing aids with a "streamer" or other devices with a Bluetooth connection. To protect hearing aids from dirt, dust and moisture, there are special protective cases. These also protect against falling damage or losing the devices. When sleeping, hearing aids are usually not worn, so waking up from the alarm clock is often a problem. An alarm clock with vibration pad makes this problem a thing of the past.
 

professionalism | everything for a professional workplace setup

 

To do this, you need the right instruments, equipment and tools. You can order these professional items for your workshop all at BB Hearing.
 

workplace hygiene

During the day, it is important to keep your workplace and instruments clean and disinfected. Not only for yourself, but also for your clients and colleagues. BB Hearing's assortment consists of professional products such as wipes and sprays. In addition, personal protective equipment such as gloves, hand disinfection products and face protection can be ordered at BB Hearing.