Deb Hipp is a freelance health and medical writer and editor who lives in Kansas City, Missouri. She is a former investigative reporter with more than 25 years of experience as a journalist and writer ...

Hearing aids have traditionally gotten a bad rap: clunky, tinny, inconvenient and expensive. As a result, millions of Americans who suffer from hearing loss have come to expect a poor hearing aid ...

Sound quality is as good as ever. Still teensy tiny and near-invisible. Battery life is outstanding, and you get two extra weeks of life in the case. Alas, don’t hold your breath that Eargo, which has ...

Founded as a Silicon Valley start-up in 2010, Eargo modeled its almost invisible hearing aids after a fishing fly. Eargo hearing aids use medical-grade silicone fibers — and the devices are suspended ...

The white Eargo base uses inductive charging to charge the carrying case without wires. The tiny in-ear Eargo hearing aid is held in place by patented Flexi Fibers that allow air and sound to pass ...