[recycled sixtie]

First off I would check to make sure that you do not have a buildup of wax in the ears. That can contribute to loss of hearing. Ideally a doctor or nurse can remove the wax. Also there are various products sold in drug stores that can help remove wax.

Next you could consider buying hearing aids on line. They start off being quite cheap but are not as effective as the ones sold for instance in Costco where I got my last pair from.

The ones I got from Costco are pretty effective but the technician there fitted me with Phillips hearing aids. They go into the ear but have a flexible retaining plastic wire that wraps around the ear to stop it falling out.

Loss of hearing can contribute towards dementia. Good hearing is important to quality of life.

No regrets getting them.
Cheers, Guy