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Since October 2022, adults in the US with mild to moderate hearing loss have been able to buy hearing aids over the counter, without a prescription or a hearing test. The FDA rule opened the market to direct to consumer brands and brought prices down sharply compared with traditional prescription hearing aids.

Hearing aids are one example of the health devices in this category, which covers hearing aids, blood glucose and blood pressure monitors, massage devices, recovery gear, mobility aids and home medical equipment. It includes Cearvol and Linner for hearing, BeatO for diabetes care, Snailax, Real Relax and Ublives for massage, Plunge Chill for cold therapy, NovaaLab for red light therapy, Elenker for mobility aids and Varon for oxygen concentrators.

Supplements are in Supplements, and smartwatches with health tracking in Wearables.

What this category covers

Type Examples here What to check
Hearing aids Cearvol, Linner Hearing loss level and trial period
Health monitoring BeatO, Mira Accuracy and validation
Massage and pain relief Snailax, Real Relax, Dr Ho's, Ublives, Revomadic Settings and warranty
Recovery and wellness tech Plunge Chill, NovaaLab, Pulsetto Evidence for claims
Mobility and home medical Elenker, Varon, BraceAbility Size and medical advice

Choosing over the counter hearing aids

OTC hearing aids are meant for adults with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss. If your hearing loss is severe, sudden or in one ear only, see a doctor or audiologist first, since it may have a medical cause.

Look for a generous trial period and return policy, since it takes time to adjust to hearing aids. Features such as app based fine tuning, rechargeable batteries and noise reduction make a big difference in daily use.

Blood pressure and glucose monitors

For blood pressure monitors, choose a model that has been clinically validated. Independent lists of validated devices exist, and upper arm cuffs are generally more accurate than wrist monitors.

For glucose monitoring, compare the ongoing cost of test strips or sensors, not just the meter. A cheap meter with expensive strips can cost far more over a year than a pricier one with affordable supplies.

Massage chairs and massagers

Massage chairs are a large purchase, so check the size against your space and your height, since rollers are designed for a range of body sizes. Compare the programs, heat and zero gravity features you will actually use, and the length of the warranty on motors.

Massage guns and handheld massagers are far cheaper and portable. Avoid using them on injuries, bones or areas with circulation problems, and check with a doctor if you have a medical condition.

Recovery tech: cold plunges and red light

Cold plunges and red light therapy devices have become popular for recovery and wellness. Some research supports benefits, but evidence is still developing, so be cautious of products that promise dramatic results.

For cold plunges, check the chiller's temperature range, the running cost and safety guidance, since cold water immersion is risky for people with heart conditions.

TENS machines for pain relief

TENS machines send small electrical pulses through pads on the skin and are used for muscle, joint and period pain. Many people find them helpful, although evidence varies by condition, and they should not be used over the heart, on broken skin, or by people with pacemakers without medical advice.

Posture correctors and ergonomic aids

Posture correctors can remind you to sit and stand upright, but relying on them all day may weaken the muscles that support good posture. Exercise, a well set up desk and regular movement usually do more for long term back comfort.

Mobility aids and braces

For walkers, rollators and wheelchairs, the right height and weight capacity matter most. An occupational therapist or physiotherapist can advise on the right type, and many aids are adjustable.

Braces and supports should fit firmly without cutting off circulation. For ongoing joint pain, get a diagnosis before relying on a brace for long periods.

Thermometers and pulse oximeters

A reliable thermometer and pulse oximeter are useful basics for any home. Digital thermometers are accurate and cheap, while pulse oximeters clip on a finger to estimate blood oxygen and pulse.

The US FDA has noted that pulse oximeters can be less accurate on darker skin tones, so treat readings as a guide and seek medical advice if you feel unwell, whatever the number shows.

Oxygen concentrators

Oxygen concentrators are medical devices that should be used on a doctor's advice and prescription. Portable models suit travel, while stationary units deliver more oxygen at home, and flow rate should match what your doctor prescribes.

When health devices go on sale

Massage chairs, massagers and recovery tech see their biggest discounts around Black Friday, festive sales and Mother's and Father's Day, when they are popular gifts. Previous generation models are often discounted when new versions launch.

Making a health device coupon go further

Check the warranty, trial period and return policy before using a discount on an expensive device. For medical devices, check whether your health insurance or a flexible spending account covers part of the cost.