OTC hearing aids: Doctor recommends hearing test before buying
Over-the-counter hearing aids hit the shelves last week. The cost for the devices can be thousands of dollars less than doctor-prescribed pair. Still, there’s a lot consumers need to know before spending between $200 to $3,000 at a major retailer.
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