Siemens offers the widest range of rechargeable hearing devices on the market and to build on this accolade has launched a 'rechargeability campaign' running to the end of April 2012 for independent retail partners. The initiative will bundle a free eCharger with every binaural purchase from its rechargeable hearing instrument range across four performance levels.
Siemens Hearing Instruments has launched a 'rechargeability campaign' running to the end of April 2012 for retail partners.
Rechargeable hearing instruments are convenient and cost effective for consumers as batteries only need to be changed approximately once a year. This is a major benefit for the elderly or those suffering from sight loss as small, fiddly battery cells can prove a challenge to replace. Furthermore, an annual battery change produces far less disposal waste than a weekly change.
The eCharger itself is easy to use. The wearer simply has to place their rechargeable hearing instruments directly into the charger and this innovative product both recharges and dries the instruments overnight, giving the user peace of mind to just get on with their day with perfect hearing. When placing the instruments into the charger, they do not even have to turn them off or remove their moulds, life tubes or receivers.
To help audiologists and hearing professionals communicate these benefits to customers, Siemens is offering an exclusive campaign pack of marketing materials and point-of-sale items including leaflets, posters and a hanging window banner. Some collateral can be tailored to include contact details and company branding. To obtain a campaign promotional pack, please email carmen.ehret@siemens.com.
About Siemens Hearing Instruments
Siemens Hearing Instruments Ltd (Crawley, West Sussex) provides a comprehensive range of digital hearing instruments and software, patient management systems and audiology equipment to the National Health Service, independent retail dispensers and national chains in the UK. It is the UK operation of Siemens Audiologische Technik (S.A.T.), based in Erlangen, Germany. Part of the Siemens Medical Group, S.A.T. has been at the forefront of audiological innovation for over 125 years and is the world's market leader in the design and manufacture of audiological products. For further information see: www.siemens.co.uk/hearing or the Siemens web channel on AudiologyOnline
