#1

Hello, I wanted to know if changing the receiver on a Pure 7 from Standard to Power would increase the volume or does it require a different Pure 7 model? I noted that there were three models but didn’t know if it was only the receiver portion that is different. Also, on a completely different note, does anyone make a hearing aid anymore that does NOT have a transmitter in it or can be shut off. I’m trying to avoid having RF frequencies drilling into my head any time I wear a hearing aid. If cell phones are bad for your head, so too, would be a hearing aid broadcasting into the skull. Thank you.

#2

In what respect?!

What are you worried about exactly?

If ya worried about Bluetooth, just buy one without Bluetooth!

#3

Wouldn’t make a difference if you don’t have the hearing aid programmed for a Power receiver. Will make no difference at all.

#4

It is known that the frequencies of phones are damaging to your health. Causing blood platlet clumping and possible tumors. Thats why they recommend you not hold it to your head. Yet, a hearing aid with a high frequency transmitter can be against your head 12 hours or more daily. I cant locate aids that dont have bluetooth connectivity anymore, can you?

#5

You can out aids into airplane mode but that also stops the wireless connection between the aids.