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Hearing protection

Protect your hearing with our specialised solutions

Hearing loss is permanent, but completely avoidable with proper protection. At our Altrincham clinic, we offer professionally-fitted hearing protection customised to your needs, providing comfort and lasting safeguarding.

Understanding noise-induced hearing loss

Contemporary living subjects us to potentially damaging sound levels every day – from building sites and live music to sports venues – with current research indicating that 1 in 6 UK adults suffers from some degree of hearing impairment. By selecting appropriate hearing protection, you're safeguarding your future hearing health, as even short exposure to loud noise can cause irreversible harm to your inner ear.

Custom-fitted earplugs

Made from impressions of your unique ear canals for a secure, personalised fit that blocks harmful sounds.

Sleep protection

Comfortable, discreet earplugs designed to help you enjoy a peaceful night's rest without disturbances.

Musicians' protection

Engineered to preserve sound clarity while significantly reducing dangerous noise levels - essential for musicians and performers.

Shooting & Motorsports Earplugs

Specialized protection for those with active lifestyles and hobbies involving loud equipment or explosions.

Water Sports

Designed to keep your ears dry and protected during water-based activities.

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We provide tailored hearing solutions that improve your quality of life, with expertise that's truly local to Altrincham

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+44 (0) 161 989 1288

Our professional fitting process

Obtaining the correct hearing protection begins with understanding your individual requirements. Our skilled audiologists start with a thorough consultation to discuss your lifestyle and protection needs. We then create accurate impressions of your ear canals, ensuring your custom protection fits precisely and delivers optimal noise reduction.

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Expert care at every step

With more than twenty years of experience in hearing care, our team combines technical knowledge with a sincere dedication to your hearing health.

We offer continued support and routine check-ups to ensure your hearing protection remains effective for you.

Every solution we provide is CE-certified and supported by our commitment to excellence in hearing care.

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Frequently asked questions

There are key differences between NHS and private hearing aids. NHS aids are free for eligible patients, while private aids cost £750-£2,000 each, depending on style and technology. NHS typically offers basic to mid-range models in limited styles, whereas private providers like Altrincham Hearing Centre offer more discreet options with advanced features such as artificial intelligence for noise reduction, rechargeable batteries and Bluetooth connectivity with smartphone control. Waiting times also differ significantly. We can book you for a consultation within days and provide hearing aids 7-14 days later. Many find NHS aids meet their needs, while others prefer the additional features and personalisation options available privately. Your choice depends on your hearing requirements, budget and preferences.

At Altrincham Hearing Clinic, we are qualified specialists in audiological care. This includes comprehensive hearing consultations,  hearing aid fittings, tinnitus management, microsuction ear wax removal and hearing protection.

The average cost of hearing aids can vary widely based on the technology and features. On average they range from £750- £2000 per device. Factors influencing the price include the level of technology, the style of device and the length of manufacturer warranty included. We offer a range of options to suit different budgets, and payment plans are available. We're happy to discuss specific pricing during your consultation.

Hearing loss often happens gradually and therefore can go unnoticed. Friends or family members usually identify the symptoms before the person experiencing the hearing loss themselves. Symptoms include:

  • Difficulty understanding speech, especially in noisy environments
  • Frequently asking others to speak more slowly, clearly, or loudly
  • Needing to turn up the volume on televisions, phones, or other audio devices
  • Trouble hearing consonants (like s, f, th, sh)
  • Withdrawing from conversations or social situations
  • Feeling like others are mumbling when they speak
  • Difficulty hearing high-pitched sounds (like women's or children's voices)
  • Tinnitus (ringing, buzzing, or other sounds in the ears)
  • Feeling a sense of fullness in the ears
  • Difficulty hearing on the telephone
  • Trouble identifying where sounds are coming from

If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, please do not hesitate to book an appointment with us.

All of our audiologists are fully qualified and registered with the Health Care Professionals Council. Click here to find out more.