Why We Can Sell A Hearing Aid For $199

If you have been quoted $3,000 or $4,800 for hearing aids, most of that number is not the device. It covers a hearing test, a professional fitting, the clinic itself and follow up appointments. That is a real service, and for plenty of people it is the right one.

We sell something different. Revival Hearing is New Zealand owned and operated. We hold our stock here and post it direct to you. No clinic, no distributor, no retail markup. That is the whole reason the price is $199 for The One and $299 for The Plus.

The One, $199. The Plus, $299. Both posted from our own New Zealand stock.

Buying direct means you are not paying for a shopfront or a sales appointment. It also means you are not getting a hearing test or a professional fitting. You choose the model, we post it, and you set it up yourself using the listening modes. If that trade is not right for you, a clinic will serve you better and we would rather say so now than take your money.

The clinic route on one side, direct to your door on the other. The difference is the service, not a secret.

What You Get, And What You Do Not

What you get is a device that amplifies sound and reduces background noise so speech is easier to follow. Listening modes for different rooms, a full charge that lasts most of a day, splash resistance, free tracked shipping from New Zealand, a 30 day money back guarantee and a 12 month warranty. Bluetooth streaming is on The Plus only.

What you do not get is a hearing test, an audiologist, a custom mould, or a device tuned to your own hearing profile. Over-the-counter hearing aids suit mild to moderate hearing difficulty. If your hearing is worse than that, or much worse in one ear, or if you have pain, discharge or a sudden change, see your GP or a qualified audiologist.

How We Keep The Price Down

Three things. We do not run clinics. We do not pay distributors or retailers. And we sell direct to you, without a sales team.

The devices use directional microphones, digital signal processing and background noise reduction, which is the same basic approach used across modern hearing devices. We are not claiming to have invented anything new. We are claiming to have taken the markup out and to be straight with you about the trade.

The 30 day money back guarantee is there because you cannot try a device before you buy it online. If it does not suit you, email revivalhearingnz@gmail.com and send it back for a refund. There is a 12 month warranty on top of that, and your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act apply as well. A real person answers that inbox.

This is an advertorial published and paid for by Revival Hearing. It is not independent editorial. Revival Hearing devices are over-the-counter hearing aids intended to help with mild to moderate hearing difficulty. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you have concerns about your hearing, please see your GP or a qualified audiologist.