While it’s nice to save money wherever we can, it’s important to consider more than just cost when choosing your hearing aids. You have to feel comfortable in them, which is why it’s important to see an audiologist to have a hearing test and hearing aid fitting appointment to ensure you have the best fit for your ears – and this has as much to do with the type of hearing aid as it does the shape of the receiver that goes into your ear. Cheap hearing aids may also mean you miss out on new technology that can enhance your hearing even further. If budget is a concern for you, you can consider getting your hearing aids through the NHS. Many high street providers offer affordable prices, particularly if they sell their own range of hearing aids, as well as money back guarantees if you’re not happy with your product.