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As I write this the UK is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees. How do hearing aids cope in this weather?
Well the main problem can be moisture from sweat or general humidity getting into the aid. Whilst not so prevalent in this country desiccant kits for drying aids out are becoming more useful. The hearing aid is placed in a container with a desiccant tablet to dry out usually overnight. We have these in stock and free to customers who have purchased hearing aids from us, either through Congleton Hearing Centre, Poynton Hearing Centre or Glossop Hearing Centre. Just ask for more information. Meanwhile keep cool and if you’re reading this in the middle of winter – sorry!

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Stephanie KayStephanie Kay
13:21 25 Feb 23
Quick appointment for ear syringing, rapid relief from a distressing blockageThank you
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07:58 03 Sep 22
I went to the hearing centre last week with very badly hardened wax in my left ear. I found them to be extremely helpful and I am grateful for the removal of the wax!
David ArmstrongDavid Armstrong
14:54 07 Feb 22
My GP recommended micro suction because of continuous ear infections. I knew of the Congleton branch through them treating my mother in law . I got an appointment within a week and had the procedure today . Quite a lot of "gunk" was sucked out painlessly, in fact it felt quite nice . Hopefully the infections will cease but I wont hesitate going back to the branch if needed or for possible hearing tests in the future . First class service
Jennifer LouiseJennifer Louise
15:27 20 Apr 21
My 15 year old son was experiencing hearing loss and reoccurring pain in his right ear. I had taken him to the gp several times and was told to use olive oil as all she could view was a big lump of wax. We used olive oil for almost a year which didn't shift the wax and I was at the end of my tether stuck in a position when my son was suffering discomfort and the gp wouldn't do anything to help him. I contacted Congleton Hearing Centre for help and the receptionist kindly listened to my concerns about my son and spoke to the audiologist to see if he would give my son a consultation due to his age (Specsavers do hearing tests and syringing but only see those aged 18+) thankfully the audiologist at Congleton Hearing Centre agreed to see my son the next day 🙂 the receptionist had informed me over the phone that they charge £30 per ear for wax removal which I felt was very reasonable. The gentleman examined both my sons ears and said the left was OK for now and didn't need doing, the right however was completely blocked. He used a suction device which didn't shift the wax as it was well and truly stuck so reverted to using the water syringing technique - a large lump of almost black wax was removed and my sons symptoms had disappeared the following day. I was charged £30 which was money well spent (if Congleton Hearing Centre hadn't agreed to see my son I was going to pay to see an ENT Dr at Nuffield Health). I am so very grateful for all staff at the Hearing Centre - especially the receptionist for getting the after school appointment for my son so quickly and over lockdown. Highly recommend company to others 🙂
Becky RixhamBecky Rixham
10:15 20 Dec 19
Brought my 3yr old for attempted wax removal. Advised beforehand that they would take a look but couldn't guarantee treatment possible. Audiologist was unable to perform the procedure after all but took a long time going over things with us, explained himself clearly & had a great manner. I'd recommend them.
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