Rabin Rabindran
You can hear. Nobody can see.
The ultimate in discretion
Lyric's breakthrough technology provides the ultimate discreet hearing solution. It is the first 100% invisible when worn hearing device. The size of a pea, it sits comfortably by the eardrum capturing natural sound and gently amplifying it.
An effortless solution
Designed for extended wear, Lyric can be worn 24 hours a day. Worn continuously for up to three months, you can sleep, shower and exercise with no need to change batteries, clean, insert or remove the devices.
Natural sound 24/7
Lyric is placed deep in the ear canal, adjacent to the eardrum. It uses the ear's natural shape to channel sound, which it amplifies using its ground-breaking technology. It produces clear and natural sound around the clock.
Cared for by specialists
Lyric users are supported by a team of qualified experts at Triton Hearing. They provide a high level of personal service, and this care and attention is ongoing, for every visit.
FAQ
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Can Lyric cure tinnitus?
Lyric can be worn 24/7, it may relieve some of the symptoms commonly associated with tinnitus. There is no cure for tinnitus.
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How much does Lyric cost?
It is $12.00 a day as part of Triton Hearing's subscription service. This includes the Ministry of Health subsidy.
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Can I have a free trial?
Yes. If you have hearing loss and meet the Lyric fitting criterial then we will offer you a no-obligation 30-day free trial.
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Do I need to take it out?
Lyric is worn constantly through all daily activities including exercising, showering, making phone calls and sleeping. Think of them as a 24 hour hearing solution!
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Can it get lost or fall out?
Lyric can’t fall out. It is placed precisely by a trained Lyric audiologist and held in there by the ears natural contours.
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Can I use headphones and earbuds?
Users can use external headphones, talk on the phone and use external hearing protection with Lyric. However, wearers should avoid generic inserted earbuds or earplugs.
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