Hearing Aids in Florida
At Delta Hearing, we stay up to date with the latest hearing aid technology. Our hearing specialists are experts in the different programming and can recommend a device that will match your unique needs. Because we are an independent hearing clinic, we have the ability to work with all of the major hearing aid companies. This gives us the opportunity to find a device and custom tailor it to you.
Hearing Aid Styles
We carry many styles of hearing aids for sale, including the following:
Receiver-in-Canal
(RIC)
Receiver-in-Canal hearing aids are reliable and convenient. These have a lightweight feel to them and a flexible fit.
Behind-the-Ear
(BTE)
Behind-the-Ear hearing aids put you in control with customizable fit options, wireless connectivity, and easy volume control.
Completely-in-Canal
(CIC)
Completely-in-Canal hearing aids are sleek and subtle. This technology is molded to the unique contours of your ear for a superior fit that offers a natural look and hearing experience.
In-the-Canal
(ITC)
In-the-Canal hearing aids are discreet and have a glasses-friendly fit with external controls.
In-the-Ear
(ITE)
In-the-Ear hearing aids are custom molded for you. They are powerful and comfortable, allowing for all-day use.
Invisible-In-the-Canal (IIC)
Invisible-In-the-Canal hearing aids are the smallest hearing instrument available. These are for people who want ultimate discretion while benefiting from the natural acoustics of the external ear.
Open BTE
Open BTE are behind-the-ear devices that have an open fit. This type of hearing aid provides amplification via a small tube inserted into the ear canal.
Choosing the Right Hearing Aids
No one experiences hearing loss the same way, that’s why there are many options available to choose from. Choosing the best hearing aid depends on your degree of hearing loss, lifestyle, budget, and personal preferences.
There are four main types of hearing aid technology: basic, standard, advanced, and premium. Which level of technology is best for you will depend largely on how much power you need in your hearing aid (this will be determined by your audiogram) and what your lifestyle is.
Our team will work with you to best determine which hearing aid will suit your individual needs. We carry many options that can be tailored to you. Whether you are interested in a Bluetooth hearing aid that can connect to your smartphone or you want a device with a rechargeable battery, we have something for you.
Featured Technology
NEW from Oticon
Oticon Zeal™
The First Hearing Aid to Do It All – Unseen: Oticon ZealTM
When it comes to leading the life you want, you can’t let anything hold you back. Now there’s finally a hearing aid made to get you back to life: Oticon ZealTM. Oticon ZealTM immerses you in premium sound, with clear speech from all around you, even when you’re in a noisy place.* Better hearing isn’t just about volume – it’s about clarity, balance, and opening up your world.
Oticon ZealTM offers seamless, world-class streaming from a large selection of smart devices and the latest audio experience with new AuracastTM broadcast technology. Whether you wear glasses, a hat, or even a helmet, Oticon ZealTM sits discreetly and comfortably in place so you can feel confident all day.
Oticon ZealTM has everything you could wish for:
- Discreet
- Great sound
- Made to connect
- Rechargeable
- Flexible fittings including a same-day option
* Vatti et al. (2025). Oticon Zeal evidence. Oticon Whitepaper.
Hearing Aid Batteries
Your hearing aids require a steady source of power to provide you with the proper amplification to hear. No matter the battery brand or manufacturer of your hearing aid, they all use the same color coding and numbering system to indicate the battery size.
- Blue: Number 675
- Orange: Number 13
- Brown: Number 312
- Yellow: Number 10
Assistive Listening Devices
While hearing aids do provide you with incredible features to make hearing easier, sometimes you need a little extra assistance. Assistive listening devices (ALDs) are designed to help you hear in complex listening environments. From alarms to caption call telephones, we carry many ALDs that can make hearing easier.