AOPA Pilot Magazine - January 2014 - 101

Chicago Doctor Invents Affordable Hearing Aid
Outperforms Many Higher Priced Hearing Aids

The doctor evaluated all the high
priced digital hearing aids on the market,
broke them down to their base components,
and then created his own affordable
version-called the MDHearingAid® AIR
for its virtually invisible, lightweight
appearance.

Reported by J. Page
Chicago: Board-certiﬁed physician Dr. S.
Cherukuri has done it once again with his
newest invention of a medical grade ALL
DIGITAL affordable hearing aid.
This new digital hearing aid is packed
with all the features of $3,000 competitors at
a mere fraction of the cost. Now, most
people with hearing loss are able to enjoy
crystal clear, natural sound-in a crowd,
on the phone, in the wind-without
suffering through "whistling" and
annoying background noise.

New Digital Hearing Aid
Outperforms Expensive Competitors
This sleek, lightweight, fully programmed
hearing aid is the outgrowth of the digital
revolution that is changing our world. While
demand for "all things digital" caused most
prices to plunge (consider DVD players
and computers, which originally sold for
thousands of dollars and today can be
purchased for less then $100), yet the cost
of a digital medical hearing aid remained
out of reach.
Dr. Cherukuri knew that many of his
patients would beneﬁt but couldn't afford
the expense of these new digital hearing
aids. Generally they are not covered by
Medicare and most private health insurance.

Nearly
Invisible!
SAME FEATURES AS EXPENSIVE
HEARING AID COMPETITORS

✓

Mini Behind-The-Ear hearing
aid with thin tubing for a nearly
invisible proﬁle

✓

Advanced noise reduction to
make speech clearer

✓

Feedback Cancellation
eliminates whistling

✓

Wide dynamic range
compression makes soft
sounds audible and loud
sounds comfortable

✓

Telecoil setting for use with
compatible phones, and looped
environments like churches

✓

3 programs and volume dial to
accommodate most common
types of hearing loss even
in challenging listening
environments

Can a hearing aid delay or prevent dementia?
A study by Johns Hopkins and National Institute on Aging researchers suggests older individuals with hearing loss are signiﬁcantly
more likely to develop dementia over time than those who retain their
hearing. They suggest that an intervention-such as a hearing aid-
could delay or prevent dementia by improving hearing!

Affordable Digital Technology
Using advanced digital technology, the
MDHearingAid®AIR automatically adjusts
to your listening environment-prioritizing
speech and de-emphasizing background noise.
Experience all of the sounds you've been
missing at a price you can afford. This
doctor designed and approved hearing aid
comes with a full year's supply of long-life
batteries. It delivers crisp, clear sound all
day long and the soft ﬂexible ear buds are
so comfortable you won't realize you're
wearing them.
Try It Yourself At Home
With Our 45 Day Risk-Free Trial
Of course, hearing is believing and we
invite you to try it for yourself with our
RISK-FREE 45-day home trial. If you are
not completely satisﬁed, simply return it
within that time period for a full refund of
your purchase price.

For the Lowest Price plus
FREE Shipping Call Today

800-873-0541
Phone Lines Open
24 Hours EVERY DAY

"Satisﬁed Buyers Agree AIR Is Best Digital Value!"
"I am hearing things I didn't know I was missing.
Really amazing. I'm wearing them all the time"
-Linda Irving, Indiana
"Almost work too well. I am a teacher and hearing much
better now" -Lillian Barden, California
"I have used many expensive hearing aids, some over $5,000. The
Airs have greatly improved my enjoyment of life" -Som Y., Michigan
"I would deﬁnitely recommend them to my patients with hearing loss"
-Amy S., Audiologist, Munster, Indiana

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FREE Batteries for a Full Year!

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