I’m still investigating going diy and so far I haven’t bought any aids to play with. I have come across cheap ish Specsavers aids but can I diy these ? Are there any brands I should avoid to go the diy route ?
Specsavers have said they would program them for me as my current aids are from them, so I asked. But this kind of defeats my objective.
Thanks for any help
Here’s a link to → How to read DIY School PDF files
Suggested DIY School help files;
- 02 How to Program Your Hearing Aids
btw> NOAHlink is an old/obsolete hearing aid programming device not to be confused with Noahlink Wireless 
I thought I had the wrong link device , thank you for the correction.
Looks like i will not be using SPECSAVERS. That is most helpful. I am still finding my way around this site .
Thank you for the help
Check eBay UK for cheap programable HA’s. Read more from this forum, then you know which model HA is DIY. Just be patience.Take you time
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I have purchased Starkey Livio 2400Ai which wasn’t my original plan. Now worried as never bought them like this before but used credit card as added protection 
Apparently they are not locked so hopefully I will be trying this new venture soon . Best start reading the diy section!!
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Here’s a link to → How to read DIY School PDF files
Suggested DIY School help files;
- 01 Free Hearing Aid Fitting Software
- 02 How to Program Your Hearing Aids
- Choose Hardware-Programming Device for Starkey
- Fitting Instructions Starkey Inspire
- Noahlink Wireless - DIY User Guide
