My son is Autistic --- his hearing is so sensitive -- can this help him? with comfort and adjustable -- please let me know c
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I would definitely say yes. Of course, 15 bucks is worth a shot, especially for someone so important to you, but I can say that you most likely won't be wasting your time and money on this one. My son wore them for 2 hours straight at almost two years old. He went to watch monster trucks and he did great with keeping them on. They fit him perfectly as a toddler so keep that in mind for size! I hope it works out for you, they worked great for us!
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Fitting may not be a problem. But I wouldn't suggest using this product for kids. This is basically an amplifier of sound in your ears. I would get a doctor's opinion in that case.
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I've had numerous issues with mine working with my cochlear implants. VERY hit and miss. Try consulting with your audiologist. You may need a special program for your aids.
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NO, sorry i cannot help you with that, i bought this device just to have the chance to observe the progression of my child`s ears, not with the intention to do any treatment, so i have not use any apliances or devices with it. i apollogize.
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Hi, sorry to hear about your husband. The controls on these headphones are on the right hand side, if he has use of his right hand he should be able to get along fine. I hope this helps. B
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I am hearing impaired as well (high-frequency hearing loss). If you have alarms in key areas of the home, particularly the bedrooms and other places you will spend time, you'll hear it. If you have a part of the home without an alarm, install another! All alarms go off if one is triggered. If you still feel uncomfortable, look into products that alarm with flashing lights or vibrations.
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No I would not, this was a terrible purchase!!! Good luck, Walmart has real hearing aides for a couple hundred.
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I tried having them in my ears while standing next to a wheel grinder machine at work. When in use I thought it might make a similar racket. Anyway, the earplugs dulled the "high end" whine and some of the loud rattling sound. So, I guess it couldn't hurt for him to wear them to protect his hearing. Might not seem like much of a difference as far as volume, but the disruptive aspects of the noise were cut considerably.
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I don't understand the question, but I'll give it a try: The only setting that is adjustable is an ordinary volume control for non-harmful sounds.
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I do not know how bad your hearing is but it really helped my mother . It has a microphone to pick up sound so whatever the sound system is putting out will be picked up and amplified . Good luck
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I think it would depend on the size of his ear. My ears are small and I can use the hearing aid. If I am wearing my reading glasses, sometimes the part on the ear falls down but doesn't come out of my ear, so no big deal. The advantage of hearing outweighs other things.
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The vibrating feature would not be ideal for a deaf individual. The vibration is meant to be "heard" on the night stand as the device rattles around; I would not consider it strong enough or accurate enough to rely on for someone that is deaf.
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Greetings Harry, my work is in the realm of autism and yes, your son will be able to remove this bracelet. Maybe try the stretchy bands. They can be twirled,twisted and rubbed, taken off and put back on by your son. They also are available in bright and/or quiet colors.
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Though my husband who bought and uses this device to teach SS weekly is much easier to hear now, he does not have Parkinson's so my answer is guarded. It easily fits over the head and he's not complained about being uncomfortable with it. He only wears it an hour so no all-day comparison to help you with there. The amplifier is not unsightly either and it has made a world of difference when he fluctuates his voice in a large room. I trust that if you found it wouldn't work in your situation, that returning it for full refund should work fine. Amazon has always been more than fair with me there. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. May God be with you if you are the caregiver or the patient.
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it's easy to self answer any questions you might have about this device. Just ask yourself, "what would the worst possible answer to this question be." That is the answer to your original question.So in this instance, "is it adjustable?" No. But that isn't enough for this terrible product. On top of not being adjustable it is both super loud and super terrible sounding. And not in a good like helps get you out of bed annoying. This is gouge your eardrums out with a dull butter knife annoying.Hope that helps.
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I am looking for headphones for my aunt. She is totally deaf in one ear and very hard of hearing in the other. She has an over the ear digital hearing aid. To make matters worse, she is legally blind. I need something that will not rest on her hearing aid receiver, that will adjust so the sound only comes in one ear and is reasonably comfortable. She was an avid reader before going blind and I think she would enjoy audio books if I can find a way for her to hear them. I've tried my ipod with a downloaded book, but she didn't catch all the words (with ear bud). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I am looking for headphones for my aunt. She is totally deaf in one ear and very hard of hearing in the other. She has an over the ear digital hearing aid. To make matters worse, she is legally blind. I need something that will not rest on her hearing aid receiver, that will adjust so the sound only comes in one ear and is reasonably comfortable. She was an avid reader before going blind and I think she would enjoy audio books if I can find a way for her to hear them. I've tried my ipod with a downloaded book, but she didn't catch all the words (with ear bud). Any suggestions would be... » Read More I am looking for headphones for my aunt. She is totally deaf in one ear and very hard of hearing in the other. She has an over the ear digital hearing aid. To make matters worse, she is legally blind. I need something that will not rest on her hearing aid receiver, that will adjust so the sound only comes in one ear and is reasonably comfortable. She was an avid reader before going blind and I think she would enjoy audio books if I can find a way for her to hear them. I've tried my ipod with a downloaded book, but she didn't catch all the words (with ear bud). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. « Show Less
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I guess it would depend on the baby's head size. I was using it for my 3month old so it was huge and crushing her face. And adjusting it is not that easy. I ended up buying the Baby Banz Hearing Protection Earmuffs for newborns. It fit better for my baby.