Costco Hearing Aids: Reviews, Pros and Cons, and Prices – Everyday Health
“I have had hearing aids for 10 years using three pairs before Costco’s, beginning January 2020. I have had Odicon ($4,500) and Phonak ($5,500) and have never been happy with them. These Kirkland for $1,600 are great. I can hear my wife, the TV, and conversations. Before, I could hear volume, but did not understand the words. Even better is the Bluetooth connection to the TV. Only downside is now that I can really hear my wife, I noticed she has a lisp, which I never noticed before!” — …….
“I have had hearing aids for 10 years using three pairs before Costco’s, beginning January 2020. I have had Odicon ($4,500) and Phonak ($5,500) and have never been happy with them. These Kirkland for $1,600 are great. I can hear my wife, the TV, and conversations. Before, I could hear volume, but did not understand the words. Even better is the Bluetooth connection to the TV. Only downside is now that I can really hear my wife, I noticed she has a lisp, which I never noticed before!” — D., verified customer, ConsumerAffairs.com
“My wife and I tried to use our United Healthcare insurance plan for hearing aids. The insurance program proved to be expensive and low quality after two appointments with United Healthcare providers. We then met with an independent provider who was good but very expensive. I then decided to see what Costco had to offer. That proved to be an excellent decision.” — Tom, verified customer, ConsumerAffairs.com
“This is my first time getting hearing aids. What a difference! I bought the Kirkland 10. And they are fantastic! After a few days my wife turned the volume on the TV to what I set it prior. Wow, talk about waking up the neighborhood … Save up, it’s worth it.” — Randy, Retirement Living
Source: https://www.everydayhealth.com/healthy-living/costco-hearing-aids/
