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About LinkBacksMy wife is an audiologist and I've run through a few different styles of assisted hearing devices. I don't remember the last brand that I used but man were they sensitive. Felt like I could hear my blood flowing. Ended up being too distracting but have been thinking about revisiting the idea. Now I use the moulded solid plugs for target shooting and some others that are moulded but have a small hole so that you can still hear fairly normal but they block loud percussion noises. Flick me a PM and I can get some details straight from her to pass along.
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