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Hear more. Feel more connected.
Local hearing specialists providing discreet, modern hearing aids and ongoing support.
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Hearing loss doesn't just affect your ears
Maybe you're constantly asking people to repeat themselves.
Maybe restaurants have become exhausting.
Maybe you're turning the TV up.
Or perhaps you've started avoiding conversations because keeping up takes too much effort.
You don't have to simply put up with it.
The right hearing technology can help make everyday communication easier, reduce the effort involved in listening and help you reconnect with the people and experiences that matter.
Leading hearing aid technology
Get your hearing test for FREE!*
*If you purchase a hearing aid from earLAB, the cost of your comprehensive hearing assessment will be credited towards the final price of your device.
Hearing aids chosen to work specifically for you
The best hearing aid isn't necessarily the newest, smallest or most expensive. It's the one that works for you. Your earLAB audiologist will consider:
Your hearing
The type and degree of hearing loss you have.
Your lifestyle
You can hear them talking, but not always understand the words.
Your priorities
Discreetness, comfort, connectivity, sound quality or ease of use.
Your budget
We'll explain your options clearly so you can make an informed decision.
Independent advice Not a sales pitch
Choosing hearing aids is a big decision.
At earLAB, our audiologists aren't paid commissions and aren't tied to a single hearing aid manufacturer. That means we can recommend from a broad range of leading brands and technologies based on what actually suits you.
✔ Multiple leading brands
✔ Personalised recommendations
✔ Expert fittings
✔ Ongoing care
You may be eligible for subsidised hearing care
If you hold a Pensioner Concession Card or eligible Department of Veterans’ Affairs card, you may qualify for free or subsidised hearing services and devices.
Receiver in canal (RIC)
RIC hearing aids are one of the most popular and discreet options available. The body of the device sits behind the ear, but the receiver is placed inside the ear canal. This design is highly comfortable and offers a natural listening experience.
Behind the ear (BTE)
These devices sit comfortably behind the ear, with a tube that sends sound into a custom ear mould or dome in the ear canal. BTE hearing aids are a robust and versatile option, suitable for a wide range of hearing loss, from mild to profound.
In the ear (ITE)
These devices are custom-made to fit the unique contours of your outer ear. The technology is fully contained within a small casing that sits in the ear bowl, making them a very discreet and personalised solution.
Completely in Canal (CIC) & Invisible in Canal (IIC)
These are the smallest and most discreet hearing aids available. Custom-made to fit deep within the ear canal, they are virtually invisible to others. They are an ideal choice for those who prioritise aesthetics and a near-invisible fit.
Modern Technology
Beyond the physical style, modern hearing aids are equipped with a host of advanced features to enhance your hearing experience, including:
Rechargeability: Say goodbye to batteries with convenient, all-day power on a single charge.
Bluetooth Connectivity: Stream calls, music, and podcasts directly from your smartphone or other devices.
Artificial Intelligence (AI): Devices with AI can learn your listening preferences over time and automatically adapt to different sound environments.
Independent audiologists | Comprehensive assessments | Personalised advice | Easy online booking
Why patients choose earLAB
Frequently Asked Questions
A comprehensive hearing assessment is $170 for adults and children aged 10+.
No. You don't need a referral to book a hearing assessment at earLAB. However, a GP or ENT referral may be required if you're seeking a Medicare rebate for certain diagnostic assessments.
Your appointment includes consultation, assessment and discussion of your results. The assessment is designed to provide a comprehensive picture of your hearing rather than simply a quick screening.
No. Hearing assessments are non-invasive and your audiologist will guide you through each part of the process.
Yes. earLAB provides industrial, pre-employment and specialist hearing assessments for a range of professional requirements.
Your audiologist will explain your results and discuss appropriate next steps. Depending on your hearing and circumstances, this could include monitoring, rehabilitation, hearing aids or other management options.
Yes. If hearing aids are appropriate, earLAB provides independent advice, fitting, programming, reviews and ongoing support across a range of leading brands.
Yes. earLAB provides professional ear wax removal and microsuction, and your audiologist can identify wax or other issues that may affect your hearing assessment.
