While it’s rare to attach your hearing aids to your glasses, you can certainly wear both comfortably, especially with the proper set-up. Here are a few styles to consider if you wear glasses:
Behind-the-Ear (BTE) hearing aids and receiver-in-canal hearing aids both sit comfortably behind the ear, which means they’re compatible with most glasses. To ensure a secure fit, put on your glasses before positioning your hearing aids behind your ears. You can also work with your hearing health care provider to adjust the tubing. There are also hearing aid models designed for glasses wearers.
Finally, In-the-Ear (ITE) hearing aids sit entirely in the ear canal, avoiding interference with glasses altogether.
