SDL Hearing

Our hearing aids have proven effective for the majority of users who have tried them. However, if you find them unsuitable, we offer a 45-day money-back guarantee—so there's no risk in giving them a try.

OTC hearing aids, also known as over-the-counter hearing devices, are designed to amplify sounds and enhance hearing for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss. If you're curious about purchasing hearing aids without a prescription, you're in luck! These devices are available for direct purchase by consumers, bypassing the need for a prescription or professional fitting, making them a more convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional prescription hearing aids. Regulated by the FDA, OTC hearing aids adhere to safety and performance standards.

Clarion Pro comes equipped with features like sound masking or noise generation that can help alleviate the sensation of tinnitus.

SDL Hearing cuts out the expensive middlemen like sales reps, hearing centers, and audiologists, who would otherwise increase costs for consumers like you. This allows us to offer hearing aids with technology similar to prescription devices that cost $5,000, but at a fraction of the price.

No, our SDL hearing aids are ready to use right out of the box—without the need for a doctor or a hearing test. And if you opt for our Clarion series, the included app can guide you through a hearing test and help you customize the settings to best suit your personal needs.

Absolutely not! We have a patented comfort design that's as compact as possible while maintaining optimal sound quality. We also offer different models, so if one doesn't fit you well, the other option might just be the perfect match.

Unlike amplifiers, our medical-grade hearing aids are specifically designed for individuals with hearing impairments. They reduce unnecessary background noise and prioritize speech, helping you hear more clearly in noisy environments like restaurants and outdoor spaces. They offer the same technology you'd receive from a traditional hearing clinic.

This hearing aid is designed for adults who show signs of mild to moderate hearing loss. How can you tell if you have this condition?

Struggling to hear people in noisy places
Finding it difficult to understand speech in groups
Having trouble hearing clearly on the phone
Feeling tired after listening
Needing to turn up the volume on the TV or radio, while others complain it's too loud
Some individuals with hearing impairment may require the assistance of a hearing health professional. How do you know if you need to see a hearing health expert?

If you can't hear speech even in a quiet room
If you can't discern loud sounds, such as loud music, power tools, engines, or other very noisy things
If your hearing loss makes it difficult for you to hear even louder noises, then this hearing aid may not be the best choice for you without professional assistance. If this hearing aid does not help you, please seek the help of a hearing health professional.

Yes, we offer hearing aids that are classified as over-the-counter (OTC). Our devices comply with the FDA's medical device regulations for OTC hearing aids, regardless of the model and care and protection package combination you choose.

It's a misconception that mild hearing loss isn't severe enough to warrant the use of hearing aids. In audiology, the term "mild" is only used in comparison to being completely deaf. And because hearing loss happens gradually—it can take decades—you might not even realize how severe it is. Therefore, even if your hearing loss is just mild, hearing aids can significantly improve your quality of life.

Research also suggests that over time, hearing loss can be associated with issues like depression, cognitive decline, and even impacts on job performance.

Left untreated, listening fatigue—caused by the effort of straining to hear others—can also be a significant cause of headaches, fatigue, and social isolation. But the earlier the issue of hearing loss is addressed, the more likely these problems can be avoided.

Hearing aids can enhance your ability to hear, but often the most significant impact is on your ability to understand others—no more constantly asking "what?" or feeling frustrated in noisy environments. Our customers have found new joy in restaurants, concerts, and family gatherings. Beyond the everyday benefits, wearing hearing aids is also associated with long-term health benefits.

If this is your first time wearing hearing aids, your ears will go through a brief adjustment period to get used to the devices. Your brain will also adapt to the influx of sounds—sounds you may not have heard in years, like birds chirping or water running.

No problem at all! That's why you don't need any special tech skills. The user-friendly app for our Clarion series allows you to customize and save settings for various environments. The easy-to-use volume control lets you personalize your sound to fit different situations. If you opt for our other series of products, they are ready to wear out of the box.