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Summer 2014 Newsletter
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About 800 million people around the world are affected by hearing loss. It is estimated that this number will rise to 1.1 billion by 2015 – about 16% of the world’s population.
Only one in five people who would benefit from hearing aids actually use them. It is important to
wear your hearing aids every day to get the maximum benefit.
On average, people with hearing loss wait almost 10 years before they do something about it. That is
10 years without enjoying the sounds of life. Get tested to start hearing better and slow further
hearing loss.
At age 65, one out of three people has a hearing loss.
Noise-induced hearing loss is the most common cause of hearing loss in adults and children, versus
hearing loss caused by aging or birth defects.
“The joy of hearing is celebrated with
the everyday reminders of how sound
connects you to the things you love.”
Refer a friend and get
5 packages FREE!
Use this coupon to refer a friend to your
Beltone hearing care practitioner. If they
purchase a Beltone hearing instrument,
you’ll get 5 FREE packages of batteries!
If they get a hearing test, we’ll give you
1 packages FREE!
We appreciate your referrals!
How do I clean the wax out
off my Hearing Aid?
One of the largest culprits in hearing aid repair is ear
wax. If wax gets pushed down in the hearing aid it
blocks the amplified sound from leaving the aid. Clean
the wax out with the tool you received with your hearing aid every night and you will have fewer frustrations.
We also carry Dri-aid kits that dry the
wax and moisture in your hearing aid to
help or prevent costly repairs.
Call now to schedule your appointment
for a summer tune up!
Monthly Rural Hearing Health Clinics
Aug
Sept
Oct
Biggar
7
4
9
Davidson
13
10
15
Eston
7
4
9
Humboldt
13
10
15
Kelvington
12
9
14
Kindersley
5&6 2&3 7&8
Meadow Lake
13
10
15
Melfort
19
16
21
Nipawin
20
17
22
North Battleford
12
9
14
Outlook
Prince Albert
Rosetown
Tisdale
Unity
Watrous
Wynyard
21
20
6
18
17
3
23
22
8
19
16
21
14
12
5
11
9
2
23
14
7
Dates Subject to Change
In order to keep our records current please advise us of any changes to your contact information
Summer 2014 Newsletter
Introducing the Beltone First™!
A made for iPhone® hearing aid makes it possible to control your hearing aids with your
iPhone, iPad® or iPod touch®, and wirelessly stream phone calls, music, movies and more,
directly into your hearing aids. They’re like tiny wireless headphones.
Beltone First™
Made for iPhone Hearing Aids
- Breakthrough technology
- Comfortable, durable & virtually
invisible
- Discreet control with your iPhone®
- Suits 9 out of 10 hearing losses
Beltone First™ wearers are granted easy, direct access to sound, information,
entertainment and communication.
Beltone First is compatible with iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPad Air, iPad (4th generation). iPad mini with Retina display,
iPad mini and iPod touch (5th generation) using iOS7.X or later. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch are
trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
Did you see us on TV?
Right: Beau Getson of Beltone Hearing
Saskatoon appeared on CTV Morning Live
to talk about the new Beltone First and how
hearing loss affects people of all ages.
Saskatoon, May 30, 2014
Left: Bethany Wild of Beltone Toronto
and Beau Getson of Beltone Saskatoon
Appeared on Global Morning News.
Saskatoon, May 28, 2014
Beltone has many different
Hearing Aids that are suitable for
all types of hearing loss,. Call us
today for more information about
our hearing aids, or to book your
hearing test!
306-244-1336 or 1-800-667-6964
Did You Know?
According to the World Health Organization, hearing loss will become one of the most common disabilities in the near future. To find out why hearing loss is on the rise, researchers have begun studying
what factors contribute to deteriorating hearing abilities. In many industrialized countries, cases of hearing
loss are alarmingly on the rise. With so many different ways to access health care in developed nations, it is
shocking to see something as simple as the ability to hear affected so negatively. In some countries, hearing
difficulties are reported in over 30% of its citizens. The most common complaints that citizens report are
ringing in the ears and loss of hearing.
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