Talk:Personal sound amplification product

This sentence doesn't make sense.
"A fluctuating signal, such as with a television or the sound of a voice coming down the telephone line is the same as a microphone from a hearing aid."

EDC105 (talk) 20:49, 2 September 2015 (UTC)

Article on PSAPs
4/24/2016: 1. This article should be updated with the current cost of hearing aids (per ear) and other estimated costs. 2. FDA was scheduled to hold a public workshop on April 21st 2016. Topic: Are regulations regarding hearing aids too restrictive? Results of this Workshop will need to be included in this article. 3. A recent White House Panel report indicates that Current FDA regulations are: a. Possibly stifling competition between hearing aid manufacturers, resulting in a pseudo-monopoly in this industry (As it is, only 5 or 6 hearing aid manufacturers control approx. 95% of the global market), and b. Effectively shutting out manufacturers of PSAPs, which are rapidly catching up to the technology used by hearing aid manufacturers. HeartPigs 19:50, 24 April 2016 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Rippypoo (talk • contribs)

Updates on Hearing Aids & References
This article needs to update the cost of hearing adis and include why hearing aids are so expensive. It should also mention that hearing aids are tailored to ones hearing rather than just amplifying every sound. In addition, two of the references are dead links (the last two from the Hearing Review) and need to be removed and updated with relevant information regarding why people are interested in PSAPs rather than purchasing hearing aids. Baut1953 (talk) 18:34, 16 September 2018 (UTC)baut1953