Steven D.

I found hearsource.com online when comparison pricing the Widex Evoke 440 Fusion 2 hearing aids my local audiologist was quoting for just over $5000 unbundled (I would still pay for follow-ups)

After several visits with my local audiologist that required me to take time off work, drive to her office, and then wait in the waiting room for 5-20 minutes before being seen. I decided to try Hearsource.com to save me on purchase price, time for appointments (they have an app that is like Uber for hearing aid programming), and cost of follow-up visits. They are a licensed Widex dealer (look up Manan hearing technologies in Bainbridge, Indiana), so my online purchase came with full Widex warranty.

The only downside is that they can't physically adjust things for me, like helping me change ear domes or receiver wires, or doing real ear measures, but the pluses are still good enough for me. I am 10 days into my purchase and have had two follow video consults with the Widex remote care app (using the programming loop they included in the price of my purchase).

My local audiologist will service HA I purchased online, but I haven't needed to go that route and pay for that service since the lifetime service hearsource.com has included as been great so far. I will post another review down the road.