We also offer rechargeable or special cochlar implant models, to optimize the sound quality of your prosthesis and therefore improve your listening comfort. Most hearing aid batteries are sold in sets of several units at very attractive prices, enough to keep your batteries in order not to break down when your device shows signs of fatigue. Better sound quality, the possibility of maintaining good hearing quality. Hearing aids know that hearing aids require batteries. Here is the opportunity not to miss it!
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Wide range of mercury-free hearing batteries
Below we offer a whole range of mercury-free hearing batteries, here’s how to make your choice:
– The reference hearing batteries Pile Auditive10 (yellow) and Hearing Battery 312 / PR41 (brown) are used for powering the in-ear hearing aids and mini behind-the-ears with remote headphones.
– The Hearing Aid Battery 13 (orange) reference hearing aid batteries are used to power the behind-the-ears.
– The hearing aid batteries 675 (blue) are used to power the over-powered hearing aid.
As part of the implementation of the remaining charge 0 in hearing aids, the support for batteries and hearing aid maintenance products has changed since 1is January 219.
Only hearing aid batteries can be supported.
This support takes into account the reference of each stack.
For hearing aid batteries 10 (yellow), the support is 15 euros per year and per device (30 euros for two devices)
For hearing batteries 312 / PR41 (brown), the support is 10.50 euros per year and per device (21 euros for two devices)
For hearing aid batteries 13 (orange), the support is 7.50 euros per year and per device (15 euros for two devices)
For hearing aid batteries 675 (blue), the cost is 4.50 euros per year and per device (9 euros for two devices)
Coverage for cochlar implants and BAHA remains unchanged.
Coverage must be requested once in the year on the anniversary date of the hearing aid.
It is advisable to group the orders that you can place during the year and not to send a request after each order in order to avoid a risk of return on the part of social security.
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