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Most hearing aids are classified as either behind-the-ear (BTE) or in the ear ( ITE ) Most OTC hearing aids on the market are self-contained units that look like a pair of wireless earbuds.
Make sure the warranty covers loss, damage, and wear and tear.
There’s no “standard” for customer service in the industry.
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