It's frustrating when the rechargeable batteries in your hearing aids start to degrade, especially when faced with a hefty replacement cost from the hearing aid center. $600 for two small batteries is outrageous. While it's understandable to feel like they're overcharging, it's worth exploring alternative options before writing them off completely. I am looking for a mail-in service that specializes in hearing aid battery. replacement, as this could potentially save me a significant amount of money. Hopefully, someone in the community can recommend a reputable facility that offers this service at a more reasonable price. Thank you in advance!

Can’t help you but I am following this. I do not need them yet but probably will eventually.

I cant be rocket science, based on my visual of the staff at these centers!

Maybe Batteries Plus? They have replaced cells in some proprietary stuff, for me. They even designed and fabricated a "keep-alive" backup battery for the fancy clock / flight timer that I transplanted from a Citation Jet to the V-Tail.

My $7000 hearing aids recently went back for batteries and checkup. $800+ for the pair. Took about a week. They were just out of their warranty.
These things are just like EV. There is no quick 5gal of E gas if you run out in the middle of nowhere. You can haul your charger and plug it into the car....if your EV has not run out of E as well.
Hello EEE. I ran out of E in my EV. Can you bring me 5 gallons of E