Audicus provides a range of affordable, direct-to-consumer hearing aids with advanced features. Customers can test for, purchase, and, in some cases, adjust these hearing aids entirely online. Audicus also partners with Albertsons to provide in-person appointments in a few markets.
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Marty Hill
Service and knowledgeContinue ReadingThe service I received at the clinic would be expected only from a hearing aid vendor selling much more expensive equipment.
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Real D.
User friendly!Continue Reading
User friendly online hearing test. Immediate customer service. Hearing aids working great out of the box!
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John B.
Better than the expensive hearing aids!Continue Reading
The hearing aids are great they work a lot better than the $6800.00 aids I purchased 3 years ago. I will recommend these to all my family and ...
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Francis C.
They are so smallContinue Reading
I am very satisfied...way more than I could have ever expected...I am very happy they are inconspicuous.
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Denise A.
Audicus makes sure you are not alone.Continue Reading
The hearing aids and the team from Audicus are wonderful! When you buy a product from Audicus you are not left on your own. They help you every step ...
Audicus in the press
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"Online hearing aid company makes a loud and clear disruption"
Patrick Freuler, founder and chief executive of the hearing aid company Audicus, went into business after being confronted with prices and inefficiencies that seemed out of step with today’s technology-driven, consumer-oriented world…Audicus, based in Chelsea, is part of a wave of companies capitalizing on the shift toward what Freuler calls DIY diagnostics. Anyone with a mobile phone can track their blood-glucose levels, take a vision exam or even attempt to self-diagnose a skin condition. Why not take a hearing test?
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"This NYC Startup Makes Hearing Aids Accessible to Everyone"
Audicus is selling simple and affordable, German-manufactured hearing aids. It is one of the first startups that offers an Online Hearing Test that is accurate enough to program your hearing aids, which eliminates the need to seek a clinical audiogram. This direct-to-consumer startup radically reduces hearing aid costs and ensures that hearing aids are customized and tailored to the client’s requirements.
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"An absurd system: Ottawa woman sounds off on $5K hearing aids"
The cost to manufacture a single hearing aid — not including fees for testing and programming and other services — is only $50 to $200, said Freuler.
“I think at some point, what will happen [is that] we will make the market bigger, because we will attract people who will not go to the audiologist because it is so expensive,” Freuler said.
