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How to wear a helmet with your Cochlear sound processor
How to wear a helmet with your Cochlear sound processor
Cycling, snowboarding, horse riding, skateboarding and other similar outdoor activities, are great ways to stay fit, enjoy the outdoors and lead an active lifestyle. For many sports, it’s important to stay safe by wearing a helmet, but it’s just as important to be able to hear – whether it’s listening to your teammates or staying safe while biking on busy roads. For avid cyclist Caroline, who has been using a Cochlear™ Nucleus® Kanso® Sound Processor since 2018, staying safe is a priority. “The truth is, I didn’t always feel safe riding with hearing loss. It can be a real hazard
·hearandnow.cochlear.com·
How to wear a helmet with your Cochlear sound processor
What Should I Know About Sports and Cochlear Implants? | The Hearing People: MED-EL
What Should I Know About Sports and Cochlear Implants? | The Hearing People: MED-EL
If you want to play sports after receiving a cochlear implant, you might have many questions about what you can or cannot do. So, I've put together some information about playing sports that you might find useful whether you've just received a cochlear implant or are an experienced user.
·blog.medel.com·
What Should I Know About Sports and Cochlear Implants? | The Hearing People: MED-EL
XENITH HELMETS
XENITH HELMETS
Xenith football helmets feature a system of patented technologies designed to provide superior FIT, COMFORT and PROTECTION. Available in Adult and Youth sizes.
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XENITH HELMETS
Sports
Sports
Wearing a cochlear implant doesn’t bar you from participating in sports. There are various methods of modifying your headgear and cochlear implant casing to keep your processor dry and where …
·cochlearimplanthelp.com·
Sports
Success For Kids With Hearing Loss » Helmets & Hearing Aids / Processors
Success For Kids With Hearing Loss » Helmets & Hearing Aids / Processors
Children with hearing loss love sports just as much as any other child! The fact that they wear delicate electronic devices that are HARD in or around their heads makes it necessary to protect them during activities in which a child could come into contact with something or someone else. Families remain the BEST decision …
·successforkidswithhearingloss.com·
Success For Kids With Hearing Loss » Helmets & Hearing Aids / Processors