The remote volume creeps up two notches from where it used to sit. Dinner conversation turns into “What did you say?” more nights than not. None of it feels urgent, which is exactly why it’s easy to let it slide another year.
“Generally speaking, if you have to ask, ‘Should I have my hearing tested?’ it’s time,” said Brent Peterson, cofounder of Injoy Hearing.
“We understand nobody really wants to admit they might have hearing loss, but time impacts our hearing negatively, and waiting can be bad for your health,” Peterson shared. “Hearing loss can happen at any age. If you suspect you have hearing loss, get tested. It’s for your health.”
Peterson added that Injoy Hearing’s free online hearing test is a low-stakes, reliable, and convenient way to check from home. Injoy’s free screening platform delivers a first read in minutes. It won’t provide a diagnosis, and it isn’t meant to. Its job is simpler: to flag whether the results are worth acting on, and whether a professional consultation might make sense next.
The screening takes just a few minutes on a computer, tablet, or phone, and the only preparation is a quiet room and headphones or earbuds. What happens after the test is where Injoy differs from most online options. Rather than steering everyone toward one product, Injoy carries prescription hearing aids from the six major manufacturers — Oticon, Phonak, ReSound, Starkey, Widex and Signia — at prices well below what most clinics charge for the same devices. A licensed hearing care provider programs every device to your hearing profile before it ships, and handles adjustments by phone or video, so there’s no office to drive to. For people who’ve put off a clinic visit because of cost or sales pressure, removing those two barriers is often what finally gets them to act.
The test itself plays tones at different pitches and asks whether you can hear each one. Results appear on screen as soon as it ends and show how well you hear across the speech range, giving you a baseline to track over time. If you already have an audiogram from any provider, you can upload that instead.
If the results point to hearing loss, that just means it’s worth taking a closer look. From there, Injoy keeps the process simple. You can speak by phone with a product specialist, who will weigh your options and either suggest next steps or match a device to your hearing profile, lifestyle, and budget. If you choose a device, one of Injoy’s licensed hearing care providers will program it to your profile before it ships. Once it arrives, fitting continues by phone or video, with unlimited adjustments for the life of the device.
Injoy provides a guide and FAQs explaining how the process works. Every order also includes a 60-day risk-free trial, a full refund if it’s not the right fit, and a four-year manufacturer warranty.
“Trying Injoy costs nothing, and the experience is pressure-free with no obligation to purchase anything,” Peterson concluded.
To learn more, or to take the free online hearing test, visit injoyhearing.com.
