Beware of purchasing Miracle Ear hearing aids.
You will be charged a 15% restocking fee even if they do not work from day one.
Here is my father-in-law's story. On February 4 he picked up his hearing aids from Miracle Ear, located inside Sears. He could not hear conversations from day one, and here is the icing on the cake: the right hearing aid completely failed. He returned on day three, February 7, for another adjustment. Even after the adjustment, they still never worked properly. His old, worn-out hearing aids worked 10X better than the inferior Miracle Ear.
Miracle Ear offers a 30-day "full money back" guarantee, with a huge clause in small writing that you will be charged a 15% restocking fee. How many elderly people have a hard time reading the fine print?
This cost my father-in-law $775.00 for a 3-day demo on an inferior product that does not work properly. This company preys on the disabled and elderly people.
I recommend finding a reputable hearing aid company with a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee and not 85% customer satisfaction with tons of clauses.
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