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- Channel
- OTC & prescription
- Price from
- $999
- Trial period (supplied)
- 45 days
- Warranty
- 3 years
- Styles
- RIC, CIC
This view shows catalogue records carrying an OTC or mixed-channel field. In the United States, OTC hearing aids are intended for adults 18 and older with perceived mild-to-moderate hearing loss; a feed tag does not establish that a particular device is suitable for you.
How this filter works
Includes records whose supplied sales-channel field is OTC or both, then retains the feed’s existing Sherpa Score order. The published score uses supplied catalogue fields, which do not prove quality or fit. See how we rate. Information only, not medical advice.
14 brands · latest feed record 2026-06-16
Official context: FDA OTC hearing-aid guidance · NIDCD hearing-aid and assessment guidance
Treat this as a catalogue filter. Confirm that the exact product is an OTC hearing aid in your jurisdiction, read its required labeling, check phone or app requirements, and save the written return and warranty terms. In the US, the FDA says OTC hearing aids are for adults with perceived mild-to-moderate loss. Seek professional care for severe difficulty, sudden or one-sided change, pain, discharge, dizziness or other red flags.
hear.com
jabraenhance.com
audicus.com
eargo.com
elehear.com
lexiehearing.com
mdhearingaid.com
vivtone.com
audien.com
otofonix.com
sennheiser-hearing.com
electronics.sony.com
gohearing.com
nanohearingaids.com
FDA rules define them for adults aged 18 or older with perceived mild-to-moderate hearing loss. They are not intended for children or severe or profound loss.
The FDA does not require an exam, prescription or audiologist fitting for an OTC purchase. A qualified assessment can still identify the degree and type of loss and whether medical care is needed.
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