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Phonak offers various hearing aid models for mild to profound hearing loss. Because their devices are only available through licensed providers, an audiologist will assess your hearing needs and recommend a Phonak model that matches your hearing profile, lifestyle, and preferences.

Phonak hearing aids themselves are regulated as medical devices, but as of now, only one specific feature has received formal FDA clearance. In May 2024, the FDA cleared Phonak’s self-replacement option for the Lyric hearing aid. This allows certified providers in the U.S. to offer experienced Lyric users the ability to replace their devices independently between office visits.

Phonak do not list prices on their website since their devices are sold exclusively through hearing care professionals. However, based on research, prices typically range from $1,300 to $5,000 per device, depending on the model, technology level, and service package. Subscription pricing is also available for the Lyric model.

Yes. Phonak’s Sky series is specifically designed for pediatric users. These models are built with tamper-resistant features, water resistance, colorful designs, and compatibility with classroom microphones like Roger, helping children stay engaged and safe in everyday environments.

Phonak provides a one-year limited international warranty that covers manufacturing and material defects in the hearing aid itself. In addition to this, your hearing care professional should offer a local warranty with different terms, including extended coverage or in-office service options. Warranty specifics can vary, so you must ask your provider what is included at the time of purchase.