Before heading out to trick-or-treat, insert new hearing aid batteries so you or your loved ones don’t miss a minute of the scary good times. If you wear hearing aids with rechargeable batteries, be sure your hearing aids are fully charged.

Oticon rechargeable hearing aids provide a full day of battery life* without the hassle of handling batteries. Watch how easy it is to charge your hearing aids overnight in the easy-to-use charger.

*Lithium-ion performance varies depending on hearing loss, lifestyle and streaming behavior.

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Tips for protecting hearing aids against the cold weather

If there is frost on the pumpkins in your neighborhood, you’ll want to keep ears covered with a hat or ear warmers. Avoid ear coverings that put pressure on your hearing aids, and be sure you can hear well with your cold weather gear in place. This is especially important for youngsters who need to stay with the group and listen for directions.

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Wireless connectivity so easy, it’s scary

Chances are you’ll have your hands full on Halloween, escorting excited trick-or-treaters, carrying goody bags and holding flashlights and other supplies.

That’s why Oticon’s latest hearing aids were made to seamlessly connect to your favorite devices so you can stay in touch hands-free throughout your Halloween travels.

• Direct streaming featuring two-way hands-free communication from select iPhone® and iPad® devices*
• Direct streaming with select Android™ smartphones*
• Stream sounds seamlessly from compatible Bluetooth® devices with ConnectClip

*Only available in styles with 2.4 GHz. Android devices need to support ASHA to allow direct connectivity to Oticon Own. iPhone and iPad devices need to support two way hands free communication. Please visit oticon.com/support/compatibility for more information and to see which devices are compatible.

When Halloween fun gets frightfully loud

As excited ghosts and witches get dancing and talking, noise levels can steadily rise. When you have hearing loss, background noise and competing voices make it difficult for you to join in the fun. Oticon hearing aids feature BrainHearing™ technology that improves your ability to hear and manage multiple speakers even in the most challenging environments — like a spooktacular Halloween party.

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Smart Halloween hearing aid safety tips

Whether you’re outfitting a big or little goblin with hearing loss, keep these Halloween safety tips in mind. Consider opting for non-toxic face paint instead of a mask so vision isn’t impeded. You’ll also avoid irritation from feedback caused by masks rubbing against hearing aids. Adjusting masks or decorative hats and crowns can dislodge hearing aids. For added security against loss or damage as you make your rounds, consider Oticon SafeLine™ that attaches hearing aids to collars with a clip.

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Halloween Hearing Aid Tips

The scariest night of the year brings a great deal of noise, whether it’s costumed kids shrieking with excitement or ghosts and goblins dancing along to the music. Take a look at our quick tips for protecting your hearing and hearing aids on this frightful night.

Check your hearing aid batteries before trick-or-treating

Tips for protecting hearing aids against the cold weather

Wireless connectivity so easy, it’s scary

When Halloween fun gets frightfully loud

Smart Halloween hearing aid safety tips

The scariest night of the year brings a great deal of noise, whether it’s costumed kids shrieking with excitement or ghosts and goblins dancing along to the music.

Take a look at our quick tips for protecting your hearing and hearing aids on this frightful night.