Some noisy environments not only cause hearing loss, but also cause tinnitus. Continuous tinnitus is a phenomenon that tortures people's physical and mental health. For the hearing health of middle-aged and elderly people, in some occasions, we can choose to wear earplugs, noise-canceling headphones, etc. to protect our hearing.

High-pitched buzzing: the most common type of tinnitus sound. Ear infection; the part of the ear that receives high-pitched frequency sounds (cochlear) hair cells are ruptured or damaged due to long-term exposure to high-pitched environments, and the way blood flows in nearby blood vessels (carotid arteries) changes, causing tinnitus; or because of long-term exposure to high-pitched environments, the brain is already familiar with this background sound, and creates tinnitus noise in a quiet environment.

When we are in a noisy environment, wearing earplugs can help us better hear other people's conversations.

What environments do we need to prevent? Let's take a look!

① Concerts

② Carnival parties

③ Construction sites, factories

④ Bars

⑤ Theaters and concerts

⑥ Sports events

⑦ Large shopping malls

⑧ In-car speakers, gym speakers

Wearing the TE105 RIC IP68 waterproof hearing aid can help alleviate tinnitus symptoms. Its physical buttons are easy to operate and prevent accidental activation, making it a thoughtful gift for friends and family.

The Retekess self-fitting hearing aid allows you to test your hearing loss yourself and automatically generates a hearing profile tailored to your results—or enables you to input your existing audiogram.

Designed for middle-aged and elderly individuals with hearing loss, this hearing aid is available without a prescription. It supports rechargeable power and Bluetooth connectivity, and is compatible with both Android and iOS systems. Adjustable noise reduction levels and equalizer settings ensure clear sound quality and an excellent listening experience.