Puretone Hearing Solutions
Discover our latest high-performance hearing technology.
Essential level
This model is designed with basic manual programs to help improve your hearing. These hearing aids are optimized for binaural hearing and provide higher quality sound. In mono mode, they have limited adaptability to different listening environments. In this model, the accuracy of the hearing aid increases with the number of channels and frequency bands.
Medium level
This model comes with an updated processor for improved speed and performance. With dual microphones, these hearing aids deliver clearer speech from the front, back, and sides, improving overall sound quality. The accuracy of the hearing aid performance is improved by increasing the number of channels and frequency bands. In addition, these hearing aids are equipped with noise reduction circuitry.
High level
This advanced model with the highest processor grade for superior performance has all the features of the Level 2 models. These hearing aids are able to identify and process speech sounds separately, providing an unparalleled listening experience. Accuracy improves with an increased number of channels and frequency bands. These hearing aids also feature advanced noise reduction circuitry.
Hearing evaluation
To prescribe the appropriate hearing aid, the degree of your hearing loss is determined through various tests at the Uhis specialized clinics.
Hearing aid consultation
After conducting hearing tests, the results will be explained to you and we will help you choose the best hearing aid.
Hearing aid prescription
Based on the results of your hearing tests, the best hearing aid model suitable for your hearing problem will be recommended.
Providing hearing aids
Our experienced doctors have a lot of experience and are always by your side to provide what is right for you.
When do you need hearing aids?
- You have isolated yourself because of your hearing.
- You have withdrawn from social activities.
- You no longer enjoy your social activities because conversation is too difficult.
- You have a lot of trouble understanding speech in the presence of noise.
- When two or more people are talking, you have trouble following the conversation.
- Your family (or neighbor) complains that the TV is too loud.
- You say “What?” or “Repeat” a lot.
- You think people talk in whispers. (When they don’t.)
- You hear speech incomprehensible and unclear.
