AI Hearing

07/05/2026

Where is your hearing aid?

👂 In your ears? Great work!
👕 In your pocket for “when needed”? That’s a start.
🗄️ Sitting in the drawer? It’s never too late to try again.
❓ Lost somewhere? We may be able to help.

Many people find hearing aids sound unusual at first. Regular use helps your brain gradually adjust to sound again, making speech clearer and listening more comfortable over time.

The more consistently you wear your hearing aids, the better your brain can adapt to hearing through the devices.

If your hearing aids do not sound right, feel uncomfortable, or are not being used much, it may be time for a hearing aid check and fine tuning. Small adjustments can make a big difference to your hearing experience.

📞 Contact Alex on 0436 016 973
🌐 www.aihearing.net

Book a hearing aid check today and let’s help you hear your best again.

06/04/2026

It was great to be part of the Barmera Easter Market and so nice to see my clients again at the market.

Thank you to everyone who came by for a chat and supported AI Hearing. It is always wonderful to connect with our local community.

For bookings or enquiries, please contact AI Hearing on 0436 016 973 or visit www.aihearing.net

03/04/2026

Happy Easter from AI Hearing 🐰🌼
We hope your Easter is filled with joy, laughter, and time with loved ones.

Did you know?
Rabbits have amazing hearing and can detect sounds well beyond human ability. Their ears are so sensitive that they may pick up sounds from up to 2 miles away, which helps them stay alert to danger.

Wishing our community a safe and happy Easter.

Come and see us at the Barmera Easter Twilight Market — feel free to say hi at the booth!

01/04/2026

Hearing Care 101 with AI Hearing
Today we talk about hearing aid batteries.

There are 4 common battery types:
Yellow – Size 10
Brown – Size 312
Orange – Size 13
Blue – Size 675

Store batteries in a cool, dry place. Carry a few spare batteries with you if needed, but do not keep a large amount in hot places like a glove box.

Before using a battery, check for rust or damage. If there is any concern, change to another battery. After removing the sticker, leave the battery for 1 minute before using it so it can fully activate.

Follow our page for more hearing health information.
To book an appointment, contact Alex on 0436 016 973.

24/03/2026

Do You Know?
Ear wax is made by your ears to help protect them. It traps dust, dirt, and small particles, keeps the ear canal healthy, and usually moves out naturally.

Sometimes wax can build up and cause blockage. This can happen more easily with farming dust, narrow ear canals, hearing aids or earplugs, cotton tips, or if your ears simply produce more wax than usual.

If your ears feel blocked or your hearing seems reduced, ear wax may be the reason.

Follow our page for more easy hearing health tips from AI Hearing.

19/03/2026

Great to be at the Renmark Aged Care Expo, meeting different service providers and sharing what AI Hearing can offer to support better hearing health in the community.

02/02/2026

Proud to be featured in this video with Dr Wilson, sharing what a thorough and comprehensive hearing appointment looks like.

At AI Hearing, I take the time to listen to your concerns, check your ear health, and complete a full hearing assessment where needed.

If you have any questions about your hearing or hearing device, feel free to contact me on www.aihearing.net or phone 0436 016 973.

26/01/2026

Good afternoon everyone.
Hot days can sneak up fast — please take care in this heat. If you can, stay indoors, keep hydrated, and spend time in a cool, shaded or air-conditioned place.

Hearing aid tip for hot weather:
Hearing aid batteries are generally rated to be stored around 10–30°C. Leaving them in hot spots (especially car glove boxes, centre consoles, dashboards, or a parked car in general) can get way hotter than the outside temperature — and that heat can shorten battery life and affect performance.

Quick habits that help

Keep spare batteries inside the house (cool, dry spot), not in the car

If you’re out, store them in a bag/wallet with you rather than the glove box

Avoid direct sunlight on battery packs and hearing aid cases

Stay cool and safe out there ☀️

If you have questions about hearing aids or batteries, feel free to contact me:
Alex Lau (AI Hearing)
📞 0436 016 973

19/01/2026

Do you know?
Tinnitus can sound like ringing, buzzing, or hissing — and it can make conversations and meals feel exhausting. You’re not alone, and support is available.

Tinnitus often comes with some level of hearing loss. The encouraging news is that improving hearing can also make tinnitus feel less noticeable —Approximately 70% of hearing-aid users notice meaningful improvement when using hearing aids for tinnitus management. Some devices may also include gentle sound therapy, tailored by an audiologist.

As a local Riverland hearing service, AI Hearing is here for ongoing support and fine-tuning. Message us or call 0436 016 973 for a quick chat about options.

Hearing service provider in South Australia

15/01/2026

Do you know?

Modern hearing aids can be incredibly discreet — including CIC (completely-in-canal) styles that sit deep in the ear and are barely noticeable by others. For many people, there are also rechargeable options, so you can simply charge overnight and enjoy convenient, all-day use without worrying about changing batteries.

If you’re curious what a small, comfortable (and rechargeable) option could look like for you, message AI Hearing or call 0436 016 973 to book a hearing check or a quick chat.