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Bellman & Symfon Safe Pack - $412.00
Feel safe and protected in your home
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When you go to bed at night, you want a proper rest. If you have hearing loss, you don’t want to worry about missing the smoke alarm when you’re asleep.
Bellman Mobile Sensor BE9250 - $75.00
The mobile phone sensor is activated when a mobile phone or tablet screen lights up from an incoming call or message. Place it on top of the mobile device and connect it to the visit system to be alerted with sound, flashes or vibrations when someone is trying to reach you. The ergonomic design is ideal for people with low vision or limited dexterity.
- Requires BE1380 or BE1431+ BE1442 to operate
- Activated when display lights up
- Visible light
- Works best with iPhone, compatible with some Android models
Serene-HD65- 53dB Corded - $239.95
Never miss a call again with the extra loud ringer (adjustable up to 95dB) and bright visual ring indicator on base of phone. High Performance speakerphone allows for convenient, hands free communication. Customize your listening experience with the full-range adjustable tone control-this will assist with clarity – this will assist with clarity, adjusting the pitch of the sounds
Bellman & Symfon Safe Pack
$412.00
Feel safe and protected in your home
This video is closed captioned. Click [CC] to view the captions.
When you go to bed at night, you want a proper rest. If you have hearing loss, you don’t want to worry about missing the smoke alarm when you’re asleep.
Bellman Mobile Sensor BE9250
$75.00
The mobile phone sensor is activated when a mobile phone or tablet screen lights up from an incoming call or message. Place it on top of the mobile device and connect it to the visit system to be alerted with sound, flashes or vibrations when someone is trying to reach you. The ergonomic design is ideal for people with low vision or limited dexterity.
- Requires BE1380 or BE1431+ BE1442 to operate
- Activated when display lights up
- Visible light
- Works best with iPhone, compatible with some Android models
Serene-HD65- 53dB Corded
$239.95
Never miss a call again with the extra loud ringer (adjustable up to 95dB) and bright visual ring indicator on base of phone. High Performance speakerphone allows for convenient, hands free communication. Customize your listening experience with the full-range adjustable tone control-this will assist with clarity – this will assist with clarity, adjusting the pitch of the sounds
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Williams Sound Pocketalker 2.0 Personal Amplifier - $299.00
The William Sound Pocketalker 2.0 is a new addition to the Pocketalker family. It is a compact, convenient amplification device.
Lifetone HL Bedside Fire Alarm and Clock - $279.95
Did you know that most fires happen at night? If you have a hearing loss, there is always a risk that you will miss the smoke alarm signal in the event of a fire.
ClearSounds CSC500 Amplified Spirit Phone - $116.95
Designed to ensure easy and effective communication, the CSC500 has extra loud receiver levels and enhanced ring volume without the need for AC power. No need to remember the number - use the eigh
Williams Sound Pocketalker 2.0 Personal Amplifier
$299.00
The William Sound Pocketalker 2.0 is a new addition to the Pocketalker family. It is a compact, convenient amplification device. This updated model is now equipped with stereo headset compatibility and external tone control.
Lifetone HL Bedside Fire Alarm and Clock
$279.95
Did you know that most fires happen at night? If you have a hearing loss, there is always a risk that you will miss the smoke alarm signal in the event of a fire.
ClearSounds CSC500 Amplified Spirit Phone
$116.95
Designed to ensure easy and effective communication, the CSC500 has extra loud receiver levels and enhanced ring volume without the need for AC power. No need to remember the number - use the eight one-touch programmable memory buttons (with photo inserts) to call your loved ones quickly!