1 in 5 Americans have hearing loss.
Do you?

In a case study by the Better Hearing Institute, direct-to-consumer hearing aids (like MDHearing) are just as beneficial as traditional, extremely expensive hearing aids from clinics. Best of all, they don’t cost $2,000-$6,000 or more a pair. 

MDHearing manufactures real, FDA-registered medical devices designed to address the amplification needs of over 94% of Americans with hearing loss—for just a fraction of the cost. Our medical device logistics and manufacturing facility is located in Chicago (FDA Establishment #3008941158), and undergoes the same rigorous testing as every other FDA hearing aid facility.

We focus on providing excellent, high-quality devices that our customers will actually use. Buyers who are looking for fancy extra features such as TV streaming, or who don’t mind spending thousands of dollars, may prefer traditional hearing centers.

MDHearing is America’s #1 direct hearing aid company, with over a million hearing aids sold. Nearly a decade and half ago, our company was founded by an Ear, Nose & Throat physician who was sick of seeing his patients go without hearing aids because of sky-high pricing. He worked with audiologists to create the MDHearing line of affordable, high-quality hearing aids that cost a fraction of the price of traditional hearing clinics.

We’re passionate about helping people with hearing loss get affordable hearing aid solutions, and we’re dedicated to making your experience with us better than any other hearing care provider. We offer U.S.-based telephone support Monday through Friday and 24-hour email support, so you can contact our dedicated support team at any time of the day or night.

Hearing aids are not just for those with severe hearing loss. In fact, most hearing aids are designed for mild to moderate hearing loss.

Almost anyone with any level of hearing loss should seriously consider wearing hearing aids. Even a mild degree of untreated hearing loss can increase the risk of social isolation, hospitalizations, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease—not to mention missing out on conversations and weakening relationships.

No amount of hearing loss is harmless and improving your hearing will instantly improve your quality of life. It’s not until after you put on a pair of hearing aids that you start to realize how much of your life you were missing out on.

Many people fear hearing aids will make them look “old” and forgo improving their hearing because of what other people might think.

Hearing loss impacts Americans of every age. While many people are diagnosed with age-related hearing loss, noise-induced hearing loss (caused by exposure to loud noises) affects about 15% of the U.S. population. Many who work in loud factories or construction sites, or who participate in loud recreational activities like target shooting and hunting, concert-going, and attending sporting events, develop hearing loss regardless of their age.

The reality is everyone notices when they can’t communicate with you and no one looks at the back of your ear. If you want to feel young, having the best hearing possible is the best way.