Very useful around conversation but hopeless when practicing /playing harmonica/recorder-I actually need to take them off when practicing In noisy groups or crowds All the time: 3 days experience with aid All the time, except sleep, shower, swim or danger of very strong wind Most of my waking hours except when outside All the time. Better than nothing but not yet satisfactory solution. Definitely need them for all social occasions. Turn them off for some friends who have loud voices. Need to turn one aid off when listening to music due to feedback. Difficult to watch TV on a plane due to feedback neighbors can hear. All waking time All the time; why not? All the time All the time All the time Useful at meetings but not in noisy areas All the time All the time - essential for me. All the time. Not useful for telephone not so good for TV watching with loud background music All the time. Restaurants. TV, but still need to read the subtitles. Cinema In crowds Most useful for clarity of hearing speech in intimate settings. Little use for conversation in a restaurant. Helpful, now in a for some Excellent for hearing high quality classical recordings in a very small studio recently built for me. Most of the time, including whilst driving but not as a passenger. Essential at meeting or watching TV, I still have problems with music. Almost All the time All the time. Less beneficial in noisy environments Most places, they do help but not as much as I think they could Restaurants, theatres, concerts Whenever in company with more than two others, always in cinema, restaurant etc. All the time
Very useful around conversation but hopeless when practicing /playing harmonica/recorder-I actually need to take them off when practicing In noisy groups or crowds All the time: 3 days experience with aid All the time, except sleep, shower, swim or danger of very strong wind Most of my waking hours except when outside All the time. Better than nothing but not yet satisfactory solution. Definitely need them for all social occasions. Turn them off for some friends who have loud voices. Need to turn one aid off when listening to music due to feedback. Difficult to watch TV on a plane due to feedback neighbors can hear. All waking time All the time; why not? All the time All the time All the time Useful at meetings but not in noisy areas All the time All the time - essential for me. All the time. Not useful for telephone not so good for TV watching with loud background music All the time. Restaurants. TV, but still need to read the subtitles. Cinema In crowds Most useful for clarity of hearing speech in intimate settings. Little use for conversation in a restaurant. Helpful, now in a for some Excellent for hearing high quality classical recordings in a very small studio recently built for me. Most of the time, including whilst driving but not as a passenger. Essential at meeting or watching TV, I still have problems with music. Almost All the time All the time. Less beneficial in noisy environments Most places, they do help but not as much as I think they could Restaurants, theatres, concerts Whenever in company with more than two others, always in cinema, restaurant etc. All the time
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