What are eardrum tubes?
Drum tubes may sound a little exciting, but they are an effective solution to a common problem.
Here’s how caffeine affects your hearing
Caffeine is not necessarily bad for your ears, but it can make them extra sensitive – especially if you already suffer from tinnitus, hyperacusis or dizziness.
What foods affect your hearing?
In this blog, we dive into the world of food and hearing. What can you eat to keep your ears healthy?
How much noise does a soccer stadium produce?
A soccer stadium is a place full of emotion, noise and magic. But if you go home after the game with a squeak or ringing in your ear, it’s not a good souvenir.
What does amplitude mean in sound?
Whether you love loud music or have a child who loves gaming with headphones, it pays to understand something about sound waves and amplitude.
The tinnitus relief filter in F1 25: what does it do and does it really work?
The tinnitus relief filter in F1 25 is a valuable addition for a large group of players. Read more soon!
Are all ears the same?
Are all ears the same? Certainly not. And that’s just as well. Your ears are unique – in form, in function, in feeling. Read more in this blog!
Formula 1 at Zandvoort is coming up again! Here’s how to protect your ears properly.
Formula 1 at Zandvoort is an experience never to be forgotten – but your hearing should be just the thing to leave no lasting memory.
What are Hertz (Hz), Kilohertz (kHz), Megahertz (MHz) and Gigahertz (GHz)?
What exactly do units like Hertz mean? In this blog, we explain. Not a dry physics lesson, but a clear explanation.
Summer Vacation! Don’t forget your swim caps!
As wonderful as vacationing and swimming are, your ears sometimes think otherwise. In this blog, we explain why swimming plugs are important, what to look out for and what options are available.
