Hearing Protection
Hearing loss can be a direct result of an occupation, a recreational activity, medication, illness, or too many great concerts. It is important to protect your hearing from both sustained noise and loud bangs regardless of your age or current hearing capabilities. We have a wide selection of hearing protection that will both protect your hearing, and keep you engaged in your activity. That’s The Joy of Hearing.
Hearing Protection
SoundGear Phantom
The World’s first custom, Bluetooth® compatible, rechargeable hearing aid, and protection device. Enjoy the sounds of the World around you and protect your hearing from loud noises or sudden blasts at the same time.
SoundGear Instant Fit Industrial
Our SoundGear Instant Fit product is the smallest and lightest dynamic electronic hearing protection and enhancement product on the market.
SoundGear Instant Fit Shooter
Our SoundGear Instant Fit product is the smallest and lightest dynamic electronic hearing protection and enhancement product on the market.
SoundGear Solid Earplugs
Custom-fit, solid non-electronic earplugs are made with super soft, medical grade high-strength silicone and provide outstanding noise protection in a variety of recreational and occupational environments.
SoundGear Filtered Earplugs
Commonly referred to as musician or industrial earplugs, these custom-fit devices are made with medical grade high-strength silicone material that lessen all frequencies rather than just low-and mid-range frequencies.
SoundGear High Frequency Noise Filters
Commonly referred to as “Hocks Noise Breakers”, these custom-fit, non-electric devices are made with medical grade, high-strength silicone material.
Next Steps to Better Hearing
We are committed to helping you hear your best.
Hearing Aid Technology
Finding the correct hearing aid for your lifestyle with award winning technology.
Find a Provider Near You
Find the clinic location near you to set an appointment for your hearing exam and hearing aid fitting.
Why Pick Audibel
Our team takes each patient through a series of physical ear exams, clean your ears, and audio tests to understand the full picture of your hearing.