Hope Lanter shares packing essentials for hearing aid users traveling by air: extra batteries and chargers, replacement domes and filters, a cleaning kit, and a protective case. Keep hearing aids in your carry-on, not checked luggage, and download your app and Bluetooth settings before you go.
Hey there, we have a 3-part series on travel and hearing aids. This is part 1, pre-trip prep, pack like a hearing pro. Are you getting ready for a trip? Let's make sure your hearing aids are packed and ready to start by gathering the essentials, extra batteries or chargers, domes and filters, a cleaning kit, and a case to protect them when they're not in use. Always carry them in your carry-on. If your suitcase gets lost, your hearing shouldn't be. Apps can also help, from captioning tools to hearing aid remote controls. If you're planning to stream music or directions during your travels, check your Bluetooth settings before you go. A little prep goes a long way. The smoother your hearing support, the smoother your trip. Like, follow, and share to help others pack smart and hear clearly wherever they're headed.
