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Professional hearing measurement performed by Audinc

At Audinc, we offer expert hearing measurements that go beyond just a test. The
is an important advice and awareness moment that helps to understand and
Protect your hearing. Want to check if your hearing is still functioning optimally? With
A professional hearing measurement gives you reliable results and tailored advice.
Our strength lies not only in measuring, but especially in giving personal advice.
In addition to the results of the hearing damage test, we also give you advice on what to do next.
means and what you can do to prevent or limit hearing damage

What is a hearing measurement and how does an audiogram work?

A hearing measurement (also called hearing test or audiogram) determines how well your various
sounds at various pitches (Hz) and volumes (dB). Both ears are tested separately
Tested with professional audiological equipment.
During the test:

1. Do you get headphones on and hear beeps of different frequencies.
2. Indicate when you hear a noise.
3. Are your results displayed in an audiogram, making it clear if there are
There is evidence of hearing damage.
It is a painless, reliable test that provides a detailed picture of your hearing status.

Prevent hearing damage with a professional hearing damage test

Your hearing is essential for communication, experience and safety. Unfortunately, it is often
only tested in case of complaints. Regular hearing measurements help to:

● Detect early hearing damage.
● Gain insight into which frequencies you hear well or less well.
● Prevent small problems before they get bigger.
● Protect your hearing health in noisy environments

What exactly do we measure during a hearing test?

A professional hearing measurement examines:

● Frequency response: how well can you hear high and low tones?
Volume sensitivity: at what level (in dB) do you perceive sound?
● Comparison between your ears: are there differences between left and right?
● Overall hearing quality: how well do you understand speech and everyday sounds? Based on these results we can determine whether you have normal hearing, mild hearing loss or severe hearing problems.

When is a hearing measurement recommended?

Doing a hearing test is wise when you notice that it becomes increasingly difficult to follow conversations properly, for example in company or background noise. Even if you turn up the volume on the television or radio more often in order to understand everything properly, this can be a sign that your hearing is changing.

For people who depend a lot on hearing high-pitched sounds in their daily lives, such as teachers or musicians, a hearing measurement is a valuable tool to identify possible hearing changes in time. For workers in environments with structural noise exposure, a hearing measurement may even be mandatory to meet health and safety standards.

Our method for accurate hearing measurements

At Audinc we work with hearing experts and professional equipment to test your hearing.
accurately. After your hearing measurement you will receive:

1. An analysis of your audiogram. We look at where your hearing lies and what any abnormalities mean.

2. Personal advice. Based on your results, we advise on customized hearing protection or next steps.

3. Options for follow-up testing. Consider medical counseling or additional testing.

For whom is a hearing test suitable?

Our services are suitable for:

● Individuals who want to have their hearing checked.
● Companies with noise exposure.
● People who want to prevent hearing damage.
● Anyone who wants to know more about their hearing health.

Custom-made hearing protection combined with a hearing test

At Audinc we combine a professional hearing measurement with expert advice on customized hearing protection. Based on the measurement results we see which
Audinc will provide you with the best possible protection for your hearing without compromising on comfort or communication.

By choosing the right hearing protection you reduce the risk of future hearing damage. Whether you work in a noisy environment, work intensively with music or simply want to be aware of your hearing health, we offer practical and well-founded solutions. If desired, we can even fit the custom hearing protection directly.

Who is a sound measurement suitable for?

Our services are used by:

● Companies and organizations.
● Workplaces with noise exposure.
● Shooting sports clubs and hunters.
● Event organizations.
● Technical and industrial occupations.

In short, anyone who wants certainty about sound levels, wants to demonstrate compliance with applicable legislation and values adequate hearing protection. By measuring noise levels professionally, risks become clear and measures can be taken in a targeted and substantiated manner.

Advice and appointment

Would you like to know how your hearing is doing? Or would you like to have hearing protection measured?

At Audinc you get professional advice and a reliable hearing measurement.

Contact our team to have your hearing tested or request a free quote.
We are happy to help you!

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Frequently asked questions about hearing measurements

What exactly does a hearing test measure?

A hearing measurement maps how well you hear different sounds at different frequencies and sound levels. During the test it is determined at what volume you can just perceive a tone; this is also called the hearing threshold. The results are recorded in an audiogram, a clear graph that shows how your hearing performs in each ear. Based on this audiogram, it can be determined whether there is normal hearing, incipient hearing loss or hearing damage, and in which frequency ranges this occurs.

Is a hearing test painful?

No, it is a painless test where you only indicate what you hear.

Can hearing damage be repaired?

Full recovery from hearing damage is unfortunately not possible in most cases, because damaged cells in the inner ear do not recover. However, it is possible to prevent or delay further deterioration by taking timely measures. These include the use of custom hearing protection, limiting exposure to loud noises and adapting lifestyle or working conditions. A hearing measurement helps to identify hearing damage early, so that appropriate steps can be taken.

How often should I take a hearing test?

How often you take a hearing test depends on factors such as your age, lifestyle and the degree to which you are exposed to noise. People who regularly work in noisy environments or hear a lot of loud music would do well to have their hearing measured periodically. Even without obvious symptoms, it is wise to have your hearing tested from time to time, as changes often occur gradually. How often you take a hearing test depends on factors such as your age, lifestyle and the degree to which you are exposed to noise. People who regularly work in noisy environments or hear a lot of loud music would do well to have their hearing measured periodically.Even without obvious complaints, it is wise to have your hearing tested occasionally, as changes often occur gradually.

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