Latest reviews about Phonak Savia BTE Hearing Aid

kaitlanroisendubh says "My deaf son loves his.. so does my father" about Phonak Savia BTE Hearing Aid

kaitlanroisendubh — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 23:24:35 GMT

My son has been deaf since birth and the digital aids are the only ones he can hear anything with. and so now he will actually wear them.

My father just got his new pair and he was able to turn down the tv and hear things he has not been able to hear in years..

These are well worth the price... but are really pricey
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HBD says "The most advanced instrument currently only the market." about Phonak Savia BTE Hearing Aid

HBD — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 17:59:27 GMT

In a world where advertising promises everything, these hearing aids really follow through. I can hear well in just about every environment, and the automatic features take care of it for me. For the limited situations where they don't work as well, my audiologist set up special settings I can access through my remote control to take care of the problem--and it really works! While they were pretty spendy (~$5,500), it was well worth cost--may have saved my marriage :)...

PattyTherre says "Phonak brought back sounds I didn't know I lost! A true miracle." about Phonak Savia BTE Hearing Aid

PattyTherre — Mon, 14 May 2007 10:18:54 GMT

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Phonak Savia BTE Hearing Aids gave me back my hearing - and my life!

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My father lost his hearing at age 23. The whys and hows are a long story but suffice to say, I always wondered if I, too, would go deaf like him. I don't know why I wondered that really. But as a young child, I just knew. Someday, I would end up deaf.

I was repeatedly told that my ear infections had nothing at all to do with nerve deafness like my father had and to not worry. Fast forward to the day about five years ago when I was told, in no uncertain terms, that I was going deaf. Like my father. And there was nothing at all I could do to stop or slow it.

Talk about depression. I was first in avoidance and then severely depressed. My Dad had it rough as a clear speaking adult deafened man who refused to learn sign or lip reading. He hated his deafness and he made sure we all knew it.

Now, I was going to endure the same fate.

I was offered a hearing aid. I flatly refused. I would NEVER wear a hearing aid....

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