Where to sell Hearing Aids

RomfordNavy

Any suggestions where is the best place to try and sell a pair of Hearing Direct hearing aids? We have a pair of HD 430 RI's which are no-longer required.

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Wouldn't they need to be relevant to the persons level of hearing?

poppy12345

venison wrote: »

Wouldn't they need to be relevant to the persons level of hearing?

Agree with that. Same with the fitting of the aid, you never get 2 people with the same shape ear. Buying 2nd hand hearing aids isn't advisable for a lot of reasons. I know i certainly wouldn't want to buy someone else's hearing aid.

https://www.hearingsolutionsuk.com/can-i-wear-second-hand-hearing-aids/

RomfordNavy

venison wrote: »

Wouldn't they need to be relevant to the persons level of hearing?

Most elderly people have similar hearing loss so a standard profile works good for many, see the "Will a HearingDirect.com hearing aid be right for my hearing loss?" section on the website: https://www.hearingdirect.com/pages/faq.html

RomfordNavy

poppy12345 wrote: »

Agree with that. Same with the fitting of the aid, you never get 2 people with the same shape ear. Buying 2nd hand hearing aids isn't advisable for a lot of reasons. I know i certainly wouldn't want to buy someone else's hearing aid.

https://www.hearingsolutionsuk.com/can-i-wear-second-hand-hearing-aids/

We have a couple of different lengths of hearing tubes (Receiver-in-canal), and some unused different sized filter tips. New snap-tips (wax filters) are available in various sizes for £5 each.

These are behind-the-ear hearing aids so not custom made for each individual like in-the-ear aids are.