Can I buy only rechargeale bateries for this hearing aid
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Dont buy it....it is a scam,,,,I wasnt able to find these batteries, and the ones that come,dont last long, it is a big scam,,,,
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Should work just fine. Greatest investment I ever made for my hearing aids. Make sure to take the batteries out and leave the battery compartment open.
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Purchase standard rechargeable batteries (AA or AAA type as needed) with a wall charger
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Boombox, has its own rechargeable batteries. I haven't replace check if regular batteries can be use
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I have 2 hearing aids - one is wireless as I am deaf in one ear therefore my batteries last 3 1/2 days
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I did use the ones they provided. BUT I also used my regular hearing aid battery (Size 312) and it lasted much longer and was clearer. I also had the rechargeable B&H 8397 but it lasted 4 hours at most and needed recharging. I used the B&H 8397 replacing my Siemans hearing aid which was over $4000. The B&H 8397 worked far better and I used it (bought several as I lost the cover or it fell out when I did not have it inserted good or was doing not usual things so it dis-anchored. The B&H 8397 served me extremely well and I still keep it handy for emergencies as I purchased a new Phonak which is excellent for everything. Second answer: I answered but somehow it did not send that, Repeat: I used the 312 batteries in the B&H amplifier and it worked beautifully for about 1-1/2 years. I T=tried the cheaper ones from Amazon but not much success. They have on Amazon the 312 batteries for hearing aids (48 for $23) which should last a long time. JUst try putting in "No. 312 hearing aid batteries) and it should come up for you. I';; try it again so if you e-mail me back I will have the right thing for you if you want to try it. I was going to get a cochlear implant (scheduled for Apr 15) v=but it was cancelled as I would be out of my doctors area for a month while my son goes to France. May reschedule in the fall. If you are having trouble with hearing aids, ask your audiologist about it as an audiologist must refer one for a cochlear implant but they are permanent and do not need batteries. That is the same battery you buy from drugstores and other utlets but they cost a lot more.
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It takes one small "hearing aid style" battery you can buy at any drug store.
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Batteries do not add or detract from quality. They only power your hearing aids. This particular brand is my favorite because they last a whole day longer than other brands. Lasting longer makes my cost go down!
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Inside the hearing amplifier, there is a rechargeable battery which can not be replaced. The white case is a charger which can recharge the power through AC Adapter.
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I use AA Duracell Ultra. I have no idea if they will accept rechargeable. BTW, I will soon order another transmitter because they have worked so well
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The headphones need 2 AAA batteries. I don't know about rechargable batteries, but I guess AAA rechargables would work.
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you can use any AA or AAA brand rechargeable batteries. I am using a Panasonic brand on this
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Yes, you can replace the rechargeable batteries with regular alkaline or even heavy duty batteries. Just don't try setting the headphones on the cradle with regular batteries, it could damage them. Only use rechargeable batteries if you are setting the headset on the charger.
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your audiologist will give them to you if you ask ,or email microtech www.microtec@.com/hearingaids
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Yes, we sell new products only, it comes with Handset, battery, charger 100-240v, Usb cable, Stereo Headset ! Thanks :)
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Standard hearing-aid type battery available at Radio Shack. I don;t remember the exact number......
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Shawn I don't understand your question. I recently purchased Power One hearing aid batteries from Amazon with an expiration date of June 2017. They work fine and last about as long as I usually expect them to. What can I tell you about them?