Before leaving the house, make sure your hearing aids are fully charged. If you don’t have
rechargeable hearing aids, you may want to pack an extra pair of
batteries just in case. This will ensure you’re engaged the whole time.
Halloween costumes are arguably one of the best parts of this holiday, but could cause
complications with your hearing aids. Be sure to think about how hats or face paint will be worn or applied. You don’t want any of these things to obstruct your hearing aids.
You may want to wear a
hearing aid clip and cord. There’s often a lot going on at Halloween festivities, and this will give you peace of mind that your hearing aid won’t get lost or stepped on.
We all know that moisture can cause complications with hearing aids. Check the weather before you leave for the evening and pack an umbrella or wear a hearing aid sleeve if it looks like it may rain.
If you’re attending a Halloween party or other festivity, pay attention to the noise level. It may be a good idea to pack
ear plugs or other hearing protection if there’s loud music or large crowds.
