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About Lucid Audio
Lucid Audio sells a variety of hearing products. Its personal sound amplification products (PSAPs) can increase your hearing for everyday use or specific activities, and its protective headphones can keep young wearers’ ears safe from loud noises while pumping in soothing sounds. Returns are available for at least 30 days.
Pros & Cons
- Sells hearing protection for children
- In-the-canal and behind-the-ear PSAPs
- PSAPs don’t need fitting
- Not suitable to treat hearing loss
What is Lucid Audio?
Lucid Audio’s mission is to help people hear better, whether that means providing hearing protection or devices that improve your hearing. Its products are engineered in the United States and tested by audiologists.
Lucid Audio’s protective headphones, called HearMuffs, help protect the hearing of children up to 10 years old, and its multiple styles of PSAPs can help you hear better in a range of situations.
How does Lucid Audio work?
Lucid Audio’s two main types of products (PSAPs and HearMuffs) have significantly different functions.
How Lucid Audio’s PSAPs work
Lucid Audio’s personal sound amplification products are designed to be worn in or behind your ear(s) to improve your hearing. They don’t need personalized fittings by a hearing professional, and you can wear them in almost any situation where you want to hear better. They’re not fully waterproof, though, so some limitations do apply.
Although Lucid Audio’s PSAPs amplify sounds, they’re not the same as hearing aids. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) doesn’t regulate them as medical devices, and they’re generally not intended to help with hearing loss.
How Lucid Audio’s HearMuffs work
Lucid Audio’s HearMuffs are intended to be worn by children and infants to preserve their hearing in loud environments. They actively compress harmful sounds while letting in outside voices at safe levels.
Standard HearMuffs can play your choice of four soothing sounds, and wireless HearMuffs can connect to phones and tablets to play streaming audio.
How much does Lucid Audio cost?
Lucid Audio’s products have different prices:
- The Enrich Pro ITC PSAP costs $299.95 per pair.
- The Enrich Pro BTE PSAP costs $149.99 per ear.
- The Enrich PSAP costs $79.95 per ear.
- Standard HearMuffs cost $14.95.
- HearMuffs Wireless cost $29.99.
All prices are accurate at the time of publishing.
Lucid Audio offers a limited warranty and a 30- to 60-day return policy, depending on which product you want to return.
Lucid Audio products
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Enrich Pro ITC PSAP
$299.95 per pair as of publishing date
Only available in pairs. Nearly invisible in-the-canal/in-the-ear amplifier. Offers eight channels and two listening modes: Conversation and Crowd. Has an omnidirectional microphone and low-level noise reduction.
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Enrich Pro BTE PSAP
$149.99 per ear as of publishing date
Priced as a single, behind-the-ear unit. Comes with comfortable ear tips. Offers eight-channel sound processing and two listening modes: Conversation and Crowd. Has an omnidirectional microphone and a dynamic feedback canceler.
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Enrich PSAP
$79.95 per ear as of publishing date
Priced as a single, behind-the-ear unit. Fits the wearer’s left or right ear. Has three adjustable settings (Quiet to Noisy), a dynamic feedback canceler, low-level noise reduction and volume control.
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HearMuffs
$14.95 as of publishing date
Passive noise reduction. Two versions available: one for children ages 5 to 10 and one for younger children. Color options vary by version. Fits a wide range of head sizes. Manufactured with child-safe materials.
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HearMuffs Wireless
$29.99 as of publishing date
Combines hearing protection with wireless streaming. Two sizes available: Infant (0 to 4 years old) and Youth (5 to 10 years old). Four color options. Limits maximum volume to preserve hearing. Adjustable headband.
Lucid Audio FAQ
Is Lucid Audio a hearing aid?
PSAPS are not intended to improve hearing loss, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) notably does not consider PSAPS to be medical devices or regulate them for safety and effectiveness the way it does hearing aids.
Does Lucid Audio offer a warranty?
Does Lucid Audio have a return policy?
Will Lucid Audio work with my phone?
Is Lucid Audio good?
Lucid Audio is a good option for PSAPs and hearing protection. It has product options for a variety of needs, and you have at least 30 days from when you receive your products to return them if you’re unhappy. However, if you have hearing loss, you might want to consider a traditional hearing aid.
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Reviewed April 1, 2023
I have had all positive experiences with my hearing aids. It took me a while to get used to putting them in but once I got used to that it was all uphill. I can't believe how much better I can hear. When I got home from getting them the first day I went in to do some laundry and I could not believe the WHOOSH sound in the washing machine and I could hear the dogs' toenails on the kitchen floor. I had not ever heard that before. Also they do not show under my hair and behind my ear. That was very important to me personally. Thanks Lucid for a great product.
Lucid Audio Company Information
- Company Name:
- Lucid Audio
- Website:
- lucidaudio.com