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How Healthy Habits News is funded, and how that can affect what you see on this site.
Healthy Habits News is an affiliate-supported website. We want you to understand exactly how that works, so you can weigh what you read here accordingly.
What we promote
The guides on this site currently feature one product: HearWell hearing aids. We are paid when readers click our links and buy. These pages are therefore advertising-supported content, and they are not an independent comparison of hearing aids. Each guide is marked as sponsored, and the same notice appears at the bottom of every page.
Affiliate links and compensation
Links to HearWell are affiliate links, usually through affiliate networks. If you click one and buy something, we may earn a commission. This never costs you extra, and the price you pay is the same as if you had visited the seller directly. Because we are paid only when a sale happens, we have a financial interest in readers choosing the products we feature.
How compensation can affect what you see
Compensation from the company we feature affects which product appears on this site and how it is presented. We do not include every hearing aid on the market, and we do not present every available option or offer.
Where our information comes from
We do not test products ourselves. Product details on this site are summarized from the maker's own published materials and are labeled that way. General information about hearing loss and hearing aids comes from public guidance such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD). Prices, offers, guarantees and availability are set by the seller and change often, so always check the seller's website for current terms. Individual results vary, and hearing aids do not restore normal hearing.
Not medical advice
Content on this site is for general information only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you have sudden hearing loss, hearing loss or ringing in one ear only, ear pain, drainage or dizziness, see a doctor. A hearing test from an audiologist or hearing aid dispenser is the only way to know how much hearing you have lost.
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