Century Hearing Offers Free 7 Secrets Hearing Aid for Its 7th Year Anniversary

Century Hearing is celebrating five years in business with a ten percent discount coupon for existing customers. The veteran owned business is also offering a free copy of "The 7 Secrets You Need to Know Before Buying Your Next Hearing Aid".

Lakewood NJ: Century Hearing and CEO/founder Jon Stoddard are pleased to announce that they are celebrating five years of business providing hearing aids to people suffering from hearing impairment and looking for high quality devices at good prices. The company provides online hearing products with the same features, quality and technology as the high priced devices, but at savings of up to 75 percent. In celebration of five years of operation, current customers are offered a discount coupon of ten percent off.

Hearing loss is a serious problem in the United States. According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, about 2 to 3 out of every 1,000 children in the United States are born with a detectable level of hearing loss in one or both ears. Approximately 15% of American adults (37.5 million) aged 18 and over report some trouble hearing. Therefore, quality hearing aids because a crucial therapeutic tool.

The hearing aids (wireless accessories, hearing protection, and other listening products) provided by Century Hearing are designed to fit the characteristics of a specific group of customers: people who want the best hearing aids and save money at the time. They are ideal for buyers who suffer from mild, moderate or severe hearing loss and are looking for a solution.

Founder Jon Stoddard states, “As a way to give back to the community, we donate our low cost hearing aids to the local chapter of Sertoma. The Sertoma Hearing Aid Recycling Program provided the hearing aids to low-income individuals in the community. We also support the Wounded Warrior program with a portion of profits generated by sales of hearing aids donated to support the Wounded Warrior Project Independence Program.”

Stoddard says the price of a hearing aid depends on several criteria: the model (brand, manufacturer), the degree of performance of the digital processor, and the price policy of the laboratory. It is therefore better to ask advice from an audioprosthetist or audiologist if you are not sure what to buy.

For additional information about products and services, visit www.centuryhearingaids.com.