MDHearing

I've had my MDHearingAid for about six weeks and there have been issues getting used to it. There are four settings there and we’re having a little trouble adjusting one. How do you run through the different beeps is our question there. We haven’t quite mastered that yet. There was also a time or two when we waited for a long time to get somebody, but that’s standard of the way it is. One time they said five minutes but it was 20 minutes before somebody came back on the phone.

When I placed my order, they mailed them right to me and charged it to my card. When I ordered them, they said I'd get free batteries. But I haven't seen the first battery other than the ones I went to the store and bought. Sometimes, I can hear well with them but sometimes, I can't. So I ordered another pair that are rechargeable that didn't need batteries. I figured that'd be worth the extra $100. But I couldn't find any directions. It has two buttons on the back of the things with one button controlling the volume. The other button maybe an on and off switch, but I can't tell the difference. When they're working good, they're okay. I hear better with them. When they don't work, I take the time to make sure my ears are cleaned out but it doesn't make any difference.

The right hearing aid suffered a mental mortality and had to be replaced. Pairing has sometimes been an issue: the app had frequent difficulty finding the hearing aids. Generally speaking, these aids seem to be a little better for my purposes than my previous set. Overall, I'm lukewarm satisfied with the product.

I was using the hearing aids and I lost one of them, so I ordered a new one, and they sent me two because they only sell them in pairs. I ended up going in for surgery on my shoulder. While I was in the hospital, I couldn’t wear them because it's hard to get in and out, and I couldn’t get my right one in anyway because I have my shoulder in a harness for six weeks. But everything was good whenever I talk to their reps.

I need a set of hearing aids so I listened to the MDHearingAid commercial and it sounded like they knew what they were talking about so I tried them. It took me a little while to get on to exactly how they worked. If they hold up, that'll be my concern. Sometimes, you buy some of these things over that they don't hold up very long. They'll work for about six months, and then they're dead. If that's the case, I wouldn't like them at all. But if they hold up at least four or five years like they should, then they should be all right.

I've had two experiences with MDHearingAid and I didn't have any luck with them. The last I had roared in my head and when I laid down to go to sleep at night, I'd wake up and the roaring was still there. I had to get rid of them. I had Siemens years ago and they did well, but I'm 96 years old and I hate to spend $5,000 or $6,000 on some new ones knowing that I might not be here long. I hate to spend a whole lot of money on some, so I'm doing without right now. I talked to two of MDHearingAid's reps and one girl who was nice said, "If it doesn't work, send them back and we will send your money back on them." I have tried them in every position, but they were too strong for me. They did not do the job for me. I'm very dissatisfied with them.

My brother lives in Africa. He was unable to travel down yet, so I bought him the MDHearingAid to try and see how it would work for him. Ordering it was very easy. I put one address, clicked it, placed the order and I got it within a week. I sent it to him and he said that it has been working well for him.

My hearing was not so bad that it was interrupting my life that much, but certain areas weren't as clear as it was before. When I heard MDHearingAid advertised on the TV, I thought I’d try it. My wife talked to the salesperson and bought the better one, which was also less expensive. The hearing aids don't stay in as good as it should and sometimes it makes my ears itch, but it works well.

I've been wearing hearing aids for about 10 years. And I've gone through two $3,000 sets of what I’d call commercial hearing aids. About two years ago, I saw MDHearingAid's ad in AARP and I said to my wife that the next time I have trouble with my hearing aids, I'm gonna buy a pair of MDHearingAid's and see what they were like. They are different, but I have adjusted to them and I'm quite pleased with them. The few times that I've had problems, I called and whoever I talked with tried hard to help me or have helped me. I have recommended MDHearingAid to many people. Dollar in for dollar out, it can't be beat. I'm very happy with it.

I had an expensive hearing aid set and I accidentally dropped it and it got run over. I've got metastatic ovarian cancer and I figured that I will not be around much longer, and I hated to spend $4,000 for a new hearing aid. I like MDHearingAid's price so I use one from them and then others that I already had. It works okay for me. If I was planning on being around another 10 years, I’d probably go with the more expensive one because there’s a lot of background noise and stuff that it does help to bump it up to three. But I’m happy with it for short term, with what I’m gonna be needing.

I've had some hearing aids a long time ago, but I lost them and had gone with MDHearingAid mostly for the price. It is very affordable and increases my hearing in places where I need it. I wear it at certain times when I'm going out, and I wouldn't be able to hear otherwise, like in church. They're not really hearing aids though. They're just amplifiers. Hearing aids amplify only the sound spectrums that you need. MDHearingAid amplifies the whole thing. They're not all that great from a hearing aid standpoint, but if you know they're amplifiers, then you know what to expect. There are four settings on the one I got that could cut down on the background noise anywhere from one to four. Also, their online process was very easy.

I saw MDHearingAid in an advertisement and it looked like a good price, so I decided to try them. However, it wasn't good for me. I couldn't get them positioned to where I wanted them. But, I guess, it is because of my age. I have a friend that went to Walmart and he is very satisfied there. So, I might try that or I will just struggle with my hearing.

I was having some hearing loss and I wasn’t catching on to everything that was being said to me. MDHearingAid was the cheapest. Their website kept saying all year at 30% off, or you get 20% off, but no matter how many times I’ve put it in and it said it took it off, it came out to the same price, which is about $700. I got the hearing aid in November 19th but I have been away, and I finally opened it after December. It hasn’t worked once. So I wrote them and some girl wrote me back. She said sorry for the confusion, but there was no confusion, it’s not working. Either it works or it doesn’t work. So I asked them for my money back because I don’t know what else to do. It’s kind of upsetting. They haven't called me. I’m in a standstill. I don’t know if I should send it to them. I don’t know what to do. But I would like my money back. I’m very angry about that.

When called the number to order MDHearingAid, the lady I spoke with was great. She took her time with me and answered every question really good. My hearing aids work great for me. My mother paid $3,000 for a pair of hearing aids that don't work. It doesn't have any adjustments. She has to take it back to the hearing tech to get it adjusted. What I like about my hearing aids is that they have adjustments on them. I can turn them up, turn them down, or turn them off. My son also bought a pair of them.

These were purchased for my husband (who does not do computers) and who has had VA hearing aids for about 3 years. He worked with a local ear/nose/throat doctors office through the VA system and at first, was very satisfied. That is, until VA decided to change methods and when one malfunctioned, we were told that we had to send it to VA and that it would take 4-6 weeks to be returned. We then decided to try the offer we received from MD and have been pleasantly satisfied. They work just as well, if not better than the expensive ones and we have already given the info to friends to try them.

I have had started off with the lower priced MDHearingAid device, then as they would come with another one, I would try it, and I have about two or three sets of the Air. I've been using MDHearingAid for about ten years. I got some new ones in November. It's a set with the battery. My wife uses those, and she's getting used to them. Sometimes, she likes the silence of being quiet around the house, but she doesn't always put them in when she's sitting around here by herself. She has not used the adjustment that much. She was just trying to get used to the one around the house. She's gonna experiment with the other settings for church and everything because she still has difficulty understanding sometimes the sermons or the readings.

I have had hearing problems since I was 5 yrs old and a babysitter hit me and broke my left eardrum. Medical problems through the years just continued my hearing loss til 2 yrs ago I became imprisoned in isolation. I could not afford hearing aids, and yet if someone spoke to me and were not looking a me, I could not hear them. So many unheard conversations, So many comments I could not return, because I could not hear and didn't what to one more time as for it to be repeated. My room and my books became my only form of communication with the world. Thank you M.D. Hearing Aid for rescuing me from my dark tower! Your costs, because of your partnership with Affirm has given me a payment plan so I could have this opportunity to join life again. I will FOREVER be grateful for your ad on Facebook that I seen, and took the step to click on your ad!

My new hearing aids are so comfortable, I forget they are in my ears. The blue tooth app is awesome, you set the profile up in both ears. The first time I wore them I turned the volume on the TV down 50%. The next day turned the volume down again 50%. I can hear things that I haven't in years. They are affordable, used Affirm to buy them interest free. I am completely happy!

I have had a good experience at this time after one mo. It takes some time to adjust, it is getting even better the more I use them. I would recommend them to anyone. I can not tell that they are any less quality than the $2,000 ones I have used.

Generally satisfied with this product. Very easy to use and my hearing has improved significantly. Only had one problem; after one days use the left aid would not work. Returned and received a replacement within days. Both work fine now.

Sometimes, my wife can hear with the MDHearingAid and sometimes she can't. Sometimes, I don't turn them up and sometimes, I turn them up too much and they're too loud. It's the same as them being too soft because then it just destroys everything. But most of the time, they're working. MDHearingAid needs to give a better explanation about the charging like how long does its charge last. Overall, we're satisfied with what we got.

I've been working at a sawmill for 40 years and I retired a couple years ago. They gave us hearing test every year. I knew that my hearing was not very good from my right ear. I decided to get a hearing aid. I called MDHearingAid and I got the hearing aid. It's working fairly well. I can almost hear now.

I was thinking about getting an MDHearingAid but I didn’t want to spend $2,000 an ear like my daughter did. So, I was holding off on getting it until I saw their ad, and I was, “Ooh!” They have 45 days to give it a free trial, and that’s why I did it. Also, it only cost me $400 instead of $4,000. The advertisement said it was $199 or take 11% off. I called them and the rep said, “Well, that was already done,” on the $199. I didn’t know if that was true or not. I just went with it, and I still thought, “Well, 200 bucks isn’t bad.” I got a behind the ear.

I went and had my hearing test done and it said that I needed a hearing aid. I went online and looked at the different ones and came across the MDHearingAid and decided to try it out. Their sales team was great. I couldn't ask for them to be more helpful when I called. I got the MD Pro, and I like the quality of it. It fits around my ear really well, and I really like the off and on switch. It has medium, high, and off. I can turn it up a little at a time when I need it, and it’s not like the others I've had in the past. The sound isn’t just real loud. In the past they’d been real loud.

Will warn friends and neighbors not to do business with you. This is the worst product I have ever fallen for. It is like having a parrot on my shoulder. It makes more noise that a parrot though. When I called to complain I got "Oh I'm sorry sir. Your time has expired."

MD said their hearing aid will cut the noise out in the background when you get in the crowd, and it does that. When I go to church, I can hear the preacher preach.

The price of MDHearingAid made me go with them. The purchasing experience was all right, and the hearing aids work well. I also have a second set I bought off from them. Before, I did not have to listen to my wife. But, now, I have to listen to her -- gaining hearing had a price and a headache too. When they sell you a hearing aid, they should try to put those little earpieces. They don't send you any extra ones, you just get the hearing aid and that is it. For stuff that is going to change, you have to call them up, talk, figure out, make sure you get the right thing. It looked to me like it could be a lot easier to do it right when you order your hearing aid. If suddenly you need replacement parts for it, they need to make that available at that time.

MDHearing was cheaper than the other ones offered to me and I decided to purchase from them. I got the ones that are on the outside of the ear and they work fine. I got a set a couple of years ago and I lost one when I was working in the yard this year, so I had to get another set. This is my second batch now and so far, I haven't had any problem with them. MDHearing's reps have been good to me, too. Whenever I've had to order, they've been there and sent my orders out on time. I got them on time as well and I'm well satisfied with my experience.

I hate my hearing aid. I like that I don’t have to replace the battery but the ambient noise in the back is so awful at times that it makes me scream when my dog barks. It’s so loud and I'm constantly changing the volume. They may be becoming more susceptible to marketing devices that ensnare people, instead of coming out and being honest. With the last pair I bought, I started off buying a cheaper pair, and then I asked the fatal question if there was any new product coming out. The guy immediately said yes but it turned out not to be a new product. It was something I had in the past so, it was a market device and it bugged me. It was one of the things that turned me to start thinking about maybe going back to something that I read in advertisements that this is a wonderful thing. I doubt it because so far, they haven't come to the point where they know how to get rid of that ambient and make the speech clearer.

I am very happy with these hearing aids. These are the second hearing aids I have purchased from MD. The first ones were very good and I really liked them, but when it came time to purchase new ones they were having a sale on the next ones up. I think they are the Pro which have a few more features such as a beep when they need a battery change. I really love these hearing aids. I can hear even better than with the first ones and most of the time I don't even remember that I have them on. Also, the batteries last a very long time. I financed these and that is excellent too. I have no complaints. I have owned some very expensive hearing aids and they can't compare to these. I give them a AAA rating.