iHEARtest, FDA-Cleared Home Hearing Screener

The test was simple and very short. I think it was based on volume only and did not consider high vs. low frequencies. I need to know more about frequency recognition before I buy the hearing aid. I have very little problem with volume but don't understand some words in high tone frequencies. I would like to question someone who knows the technical aspects of this device.

This hearing test is easy to use and FDA-Cleared, because it tests accurately the degree of hearing loss in the 4 most important sound frequencies. I am about to order the iHear Max behind-the ear-units and the iHear programming device. This will enable me to adjust the iHear Max to calibrate a boost in volume in the voice frequency ranges where I have hearing loss. This is the functionality that costs thousands of dollars working with a professional audiologist. -- a cost preventing millions from obtaining the hearing aids that would make their lives better. (I own a pair of audio amplifiers with adjustable direction and volume, however they cannot be adjusted to compensate for my specific hearing loss).

I did this test at home as all the directions said to. I showed not earing issues at all. Hummm when to the hearing doc and he did his test and he stated that I had lost some of the very high pitch sounds in both ears. So just be aware and always go to doctor.

Purchased and went to download the software. The website does not work! Called customer service and they claimed the website was down. The website does not work at all. DO NOT BUY

The product does not work. You are suppose to go on their website to download their file, and their website is out of date. There is limited support. This is a sham.