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Walmart will offer an assortment of OTC hearing aids, ranging from $199 - $999 per pair. Options will include top brands like Lexie Hearing, with hearing aid models powered by Bose, and Go Hearing that will offer cutting-edge technology like Bluetooth and self-tuning app capabilities and discreet, sleek designs at everyday low prices.
Why is Walmart carrying hearing aids now? Until recently, hearing aids were classified as prescription devices. Finally, on October 17th, the FDA formalized a new class of OTC hearing aids. These products must meet specific quality standards and come from more reputable companies.
Walmart announced Monday that its customers can for the first time buy over-the-counter hearing aids without a prescription and medical exam by a doctor. The move comes shortly after the US...
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.-- ( BUSINESS WIRE )--Today, healthcare disruptor brand Audien Hearing announces it’s now offering the world’s first FDA-compliant hearing aid sold over-the-counter (OTC) for less...
Prices range from $499 to $999. By the end of the year, the devices will be available in 100 stores. The Food and Drug Administration issued a rule in August that allowed over-the-counter...
Hearing aids are now available over the counter for the first time in the United States. They’re on sale at places like Walgreens and Walmart, and companies like Sony have already developed...
These FDA-approved hearing aids fit behind the ear and are perfect adults with mild to moderate hearing loss. You can select your preferred environmental setting (standard, restaurant, outdoor, music) and adjust the volume control with noise reduction.
To increase the public’s access to hearing aids and improve hearing, the FDA established a new category of over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids for adults 18 years of age and older with...
As soon as today, hearing aids will be available at stores including Walmart and Best Buy. If you have mild or moderate hearing loss, here's what to know.
To lower the price of hearing aids and expand access, President Biden’s Executive Order on Promoting Competition in the American Economy called on the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to...