Alice L.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Alice has only lost a very small amount of hearing in the low frequency range for both ears (10 decibels). You can see as the chart moves into the high frequency range (from 2 kHz- 4kHz) more hearing loss is apparent and she falls 20-30 decibels outside of the normal range. It’s interesting because the right ear is poorer than the left at 1 kHz yet better than the left at 3 and 4 kHz. Overall, we would expect Alice to experience mild to moderate hearing difficulties. Alice purchased one Jaspa 3 hearing aid for the right ear.
In Alice's Own Words
“Easy to use as my first hearing aid.“
Brian H.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Brian has only lost a very small amount of hearing in the low frequency range. However, the high frequencies show additional hearing loss for both ears, with the left being the poorer ear. Brian essentially has a mild to moderate hearing loss in both ears. Brian purchased two Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Brian's Own Words
“Great product, great service and very affordable. I was almost ready to order another brand which was going to leave me out of pocket $3,600.I was alerted to the Jaspa 3 product after seeing the product advertised. A very satisfied user of Jaspa 3 hearing aids.”
Cornelis S.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Cornelis has 10-20 decibels of hearing loss in the low to mid frequency range. Both ears show additional hearing loss in the high frequency range, with the left ear being the better ear. Overall, we would expect Cornelis to experience moderate hearing difficulties given her hearing loss in both ears. Cornelis purchased two Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Cornelis's Own Words
“My Jaspa 3 hearing aids are better than the $13,000 ones I had before. It is wonderful to be able to select an appropriate program myself, not needing to visit an Audiologist to do it.”
Doug O.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Doug has normal hearing levels in the low frequencies, and you can see on the chart the markings for both ears fall within the normal range. In the mid frequencies he has only lost a very small amount of hearing (15-25 decibels). It is the high frequencies where more hearing loss is apparent, with both ears showing between 30- 40 decibels of loss. Overall, we would expect Doug to have trouble hearing the consonants of speech only, and he would likely have little to no difficulty hearing vowel sounds. Doug purchased two Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Doug's Own Words
“I find they are helping with the dialog on the TV which was one of my problems.“
Geoff S.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Geoff has essentially normal hearing thresholds in the low and mid frequencies up to 1 kHz. You can then see his hearing levels slope down in the high frequencies, falling into the moderate range in this chart. Both ears have very similar hearing levels across all frequencies. Geoff did well with 2 Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Geoff's Own Words
“I am delighted with all aspects of my Jasper 3 hearing aids so much so that I purchased another pair for my sister. I live in W.A. and she is in Victoria. She is delighted with Her’s as well.”
Grahame R.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Grahame has only a mild low frequency hearing loss in both ears. As we move into the high frequencies, both ears show a significant decline in the high frequencies, with the left ear being the poorer ear. Grahame purchased two Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Grahame's Own Words
“I bought 2 Jaspa 3 aids so that I can leave one beside each landline phone. I do not wear my prescribed aids all the time, and it is handy to have one available at each phone. I a very impressed with the flexibility and efficiency of the Jaspa 3, and their superiority to the $4000 pair of aids I currently have.”
Jim P.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Jim’s right ear shows a very mild hearing loss in the low and mid frequencies, right up until 2kHz, before some mild to moderate hearing loss is apparent in the higher frequency range. The left ear also shows a very mild hearing loss in the low frequencies, however begins to slope down from 1 kHz, showing an overall moderate level of high frequency hearing loss. Despite the hearing being much better in the right ear, Jim still benefited from wearing 2 Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Jim's Own Words
“The Jaspa 3 Hearing Aids have been great from the start, and Found Hearing continues to provide good back-up support and advice. This was essential because that was the first time I had worn hearing aids. The thing I noticed in the first week was the birds chirping in the trees. They were not quite as noticeable without hearing aids. I now have Government supplied hearing aids as well, but I actually prefer to use the Jaspa 3 devices because of their ease of use“
John S.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
John has normal hearing in the low-mid frequencies up to 1 kHz. He then has a mild to moderate high frequency hearing loss in both ears. John did well with two Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In John's Own Words
“Good value when compared to the other offering on the market and good follow up service and advice. Very pleased with this purchase.”
Keith M.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Keith has a very mild low-mid frequency hearing loss in both ears. At 2 kHz and above more considerable high frequency hearing loss is apparent in both ears, with the right ear being worse in the key high frequency areas (important for hearing the high frequency consonants of speech, like ‘s’, ‘p’, ‘t’, ‘k’.) Keith did well with 2 Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Keith's Own Words
“I have found these hearing devises to operate as good as my expensive aids and am very pleased with them.”
Kevin H.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Kevin has a mild low frequency hearing loss in both ears, meaning that he can likely hear vowel sounds with little difficulty. His hearing loss slopes off considerably as we enter into the higher frequencies with the left ear being his poorer ear. As a result, he likely has considerable trouble hearing the consonants of speech. Kevin purchased 2 Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Kevin's Own Words
“The helpful videos made setting the hearing aids simple. I would recommend these to friends.”
Michael M.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Michael has a relatively flat mild to moderate hearing loss in both ears. A flat loss is where there are similar amounts of hearing loss across the low, mid and high frequencies. This type of hearing loss usually results in someone having significant trouble hearing soft voices, speech from a distance, as well as trouble hearing in background noise. Michael purchased 2 Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Michael's Own Words
“While the Jaspa 3 does not have all the bells and whistles of the aids costing many times as much, it suits my needs is comfortable, and has made a big difference to my life.”
Michael T.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Michael has essentially normal low frequency hearing levels in both ears. There is a mild to moderate hearing loss in both ears in the high frequencies. Michael would likely have difficulty with high frequency consonants like ‘s’, ‘p’, ‘t’, k’, and hearing those with soft high pitch voices. Michael purchased 2 x Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Michael's Own Words
“Working in healthcare, it is extremely important that I hear patients and other staff clearly. When this was no longer possible without a hearing aid I was worried, but knew that I should probably push on and get one. A relative let me try his $8000 set and I knew straight away that it made a big difference to what I could hear, so I knew that I had to get a set myself. I definitely didn’t want to spend $8000 so I did some research and saw the Jaspa 3 on the Internet. It looked to have the features of what I was after at a small fraction of the cost of the ones I had tried, so I went ahead and bought just one to try. To my surprise, it did exactly the same job as the expensive one I had tried, so without hesitation I bought a second one and now have a set at a very reasonable cost!”
Mim R.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Mim has essentially a mild flat hearing loss in both ears. A flat hearing loss is where there are similar amounts of hearing loss across the entire speech frequency spectrum. This type of hearing loss usually results in the person experiencing significant difficulty hearing softly spoken people, and difficulty hearing speech from a distance. Mim purchased two Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Mim's Own Words
“I have been so happy with my new Jaspa 3 hearing aids, so easy to use and the customer service is amazing, they answer within seconds and are always happy to answer any questions regardless how trivial. I certainly recommend the Jaspa 3, great value as well compared to other brands.”
Noel C.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Noel’s hearing in the left ear is significantly poorer than the right ear. The right ear shows normal hearing levels in the low frequencies, with essentially a mild hearing loss in the mid and high frequencies. The left ear shows a moderate hearing loss across the main speech frequencies, with additional loss in the very high frequencies. Noel purchased 2 Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Noel's Own Words
“I’m finding the hearing aids comfortable (it’s easy to forget you’re wearing them) and easy to maintain. The controls are easy too. I think they’re good value.”
Peter C.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Peter has only lost a very small amount of hearing in the low frequency range. However, the high frequencies show additional hearing loss for both ears, with the left being the poorer ear. Brian essentially has a mild to moderate hearing loss in both ears. Peter purchased two Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Peter's Own Words
“Small almost invisible unit, easy to use and maintain, works well, even in noisy environments. Recommended”
Peter W.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Peter has normal hearing in the low frequencies. His mid frequencies are also near normal levels. A sloping hearing loss is present for both ears in the high frequencies for both ears. Brian essentially has a mild to moderate hearing loss in both ears. Peter purchased two Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Peter's Own Words
“Everything is going really well. I’d put off doing anything about buying hearing aids because I just baulked at the price. Not only do I now have much less trouble hearing things like high frequencies on the TV (I can hear mens’ and women’s voices now!) and conversations in loud environments.”
Rolando T.
Clinical Audiogram
Audiology Insights
Rolando has a mild low frequency hearing loss in both ears, indicating he would hear vowel sounds relatively well. Notice the significant drop in his hearing thresholds at 1 kHz, with similar levels of hearing loss in the high frequency ranges. We would expect Rolando to have significant difficulty hearing soft and moderate volume speech. Rolando purchased 2 Jaspa 3 hearing aids.
In Rolando's Own Words
“I am very happy with my Jaspa 3 hearing aids. Purchasing them online went well. They are easy to use and fits well. I can hear clearly and better now than before using my other hearing aids. They are really an excellent value for money equipment. Thanks a lot Jaspa.”