Entertainment is ever changing, in particular the world of gaming, one of the most popular pastimes enjoyed by people of all ages. While the immersive experiences offered by video games can be thrilling, we think it’s important to be aware of the potential impact they can have on our hearing health. Prolonged exposure to loud sounds without safe listening practices can have long term effects on our hearing.
At M&S Opticians we understand just how important your hearing is, that’s why we offer two types of hearing tests; a hearing screening and a full hearing health check, depending on your individual needs.
Hearing loss or changes to your hearing whether sudden or prolonged, can be difficult to process which is why people may not seek treatment as soon as it is required. Hearing is something vital that we rely on a daily basis and it is so important that we protect and nurture our hearing health as much as possible. Read below to find out about the most common hearing loss symptoms and how you can address these with our help.
Headphones have become a popular way to enjoy music, podcasts, and other audio content, but it's important to use them responsibly to avoid potential hazards. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at the hazards associated with headphone use and provide you with the top 7 tips to protect your ears from the potential hearing damage they can cause.
It’s not always easy to recognise when someone’s hearing is declining, and it’s even harder to persuade them to take a hearing test. In this guide, we’ll help you identify the signs of hearing loss and give you actionable tips to encourage a loved one to take a hearing assessment.
Already decided on your festival outfits? Brushed the cobwebs off your old tent and sleeping bag? Great, you’re almost ready!
At M&S Opticians, as a trusted provider of eye and hearing care, we want to make sure that you are protected while having fun. That’s why we’ve gathered 10 festival tips on how to protect your eyes and how to protect your ears during festivals.
