Hearing Aid Manufacturers

The following are manufacturers of hearing aids.

• Audio Controle 
  Audio Controle produce the wide range of ACI analogue and digital hearing aids, including the Harmony, Solo, Duo, Vivo, Eligo and Maestro.
   
  
• Beltone
  Beltone, a part of GN Resound, produces a range of hearing aids, including the Corus, Mira and Edge.
  
  
• Bernafon 
  Bernafon produces a wide range of hearing aids, including the Symbio XT, Smile Plus, Neo, Flair, Win, Audioflex, Opus2 and Lexis.
  
  
• Coselgi 
  Coselgi, of Italy, produce a range of hearing aids, including various in-the-ear, behind-the-ear and eye glass models. (Content in Italian and English)
  
  
• Dicton
  Dicton produce various hearing instruments, including CROS, BI-CROS and various intra canal modules (K-amp, Class-A, Class-D).
  
  
• Electone
  Electone produce a wide range of hearing instruments, such as various product lines with a variety of digital, programmable and conventional circuits. This is a division of division of Siemens Hearing Instruments.
  
  
• Elkon
  In addition to supplying products from other manufacturers, Elkon of India produce their own range of hearing aids and audiometers for the Indian market. (India)
  
  
• General Hearing Instruments 
  General Hearing manufactures a wide range of hearing aids, including open-ear, ready-to-wear, soft technology and high fidelity digital.
  
  
• GN Resound 
  GN Resound produce a range of hearing instruments, including the Canta, ResoundAiR, NewTone Plus and Aventa fitting software.
  
  
• Hansaton 
  Hansaton hearing systems of Germany produce digital instruments such as the Leonardo, Premio, Vital, Activo and Junior ranges of hearing aids.
  
  
• Interton 
  Interton is a German manufacturer that produces a wide range of hearing instruments, including the Bionic that has artificial intelligence and the WirelessCROS that allows wireless signal transmission from one ear to the other.
  
  
• Persona Medical
  Persona Medical produces a range of hearing aids, including the Claret, Monet, EVõK and Olé.
  
  
• Oticon 
  Oticon produce a wide range of hearing instruments, including the Syncro, Adapto, Tego, Atlas, Go, Sumo and Swift.
  
  
• Phonak 
  Phonak produce a wide range of digital and analogue hearing devices and products. This includes the Savia digital range.
  
  
• Puretone
  Puretone manufacture a range of hearing instruments, including the small Ultra CIC 2010, custom digital and the ESP II digitally programmable devices.
  
  
• Rexton
  Rexon produce a wide variety of BTE and custom ITE digital and analogue hearing devices.
  
  
• Rion 
  In addition to their other audiological equipment, Rion of Japan produce a wide range of hearing instruments.
  
  
• Siemens
  Siemens produce a range of hearing instruments and products, including the Acuris, Triano and Prisma 2 devices.
  
  
• SONIC innovations
  SONIC innovations produces digital hearing aids and hearing aid components, such as the Natura 2 SE and the Altair.
  
  
• Sonovation
  Sonovation produce digital hearing instruments, such as the Nano Xp, ImpaCt Xp and the Logicom Xp.
  
  
• Starkey Laboratories
  Starkey Laboratories produces a wide range of digital and analogue hearing instruments. These include the DaVinci PxP and other digital instruments that contain Precision Audio Imaging and Precision Directional Imaging technologies.
  
  
• Unitron Hearing
  Unitron Hearing offers a feature-rich comprehensive digital product line, as well as programmable and analogue hearing instruments.
  
  
• Widex
  Widex produces a range of digital hear instruments, including the élan, Senso, Bravo and A-series ranges.