Custom
hearing aids

Custom hearing aids are custom-made just for you and only you. They are not only designed to fit your ears, but also allow you to customize based on your personal needs to have a satisfying hearing experience.

Why choose custom hearing aids?

• Custom made to fit in your ears
• Cosmetically discreet
• Some of the smallest hearing aids on the market
• Easy to apply and wear
• Good for people who wear glasses or talk on the telephone a lot

Custom hearing aids come in five different form factors:

IIC

Invisible-in-Canal

IIC is the smallest custom product available. It sits deep inside the ear canal, so it’s almost invisible. It’s the perfect solution for those who want a discreet hearing aid and have a mild-to-moderate hearing loss.

CIC

Completely-in-Canal

The CIC is a small custom style. It’s available with options such as volume control and buttons that change environmental programs. Since there are opportunities for customization, it is popular for those with a mild-to-moderate hearing loss who want a little more control over their hearing aids.

ITC

In-the-Canal

ITC is the most popular form factor within custom hearing aids.

In addition to more options available such as dual mic (directionality), ITC is Made For Apple® and has wireless functionality, which can connect with smartphones and stream phone calls and music directly to the hearing aids*.

*ReSound Phone Clip+ required for Android users.

ITE

In-the-Ear

ITE is the biggest form factor within custom, but is available for those with severe hearing loss. It has advanced features such as ear to ear communication, wireless connectivity, Made For Apple, etc.

MIH

Mic-in-Helix

MIH is a unique solution which only ReSound offers. MIH was designed to provide the most natural sound quality and collects sound in the most efficient ways using your own ears. MIH is also Made For Apple.

In MIH the microphone is taken out from the device giving several advantages:

• the devices can be built much smaller
• It’s a perfect solution for the wind in noise
• There is a lower risk of feedback as the distance between microphone and receiver is further apart than other custom products

Take the next step with a professional

Now that you have done your research, a hearing care professional in your area can help you find the right hearing aids for you. They will be happy to hear from you.