Do you find it difficult to follow a conversation in a crowded room?
	Do you frequently ask people to speak up or repeat themselves?
	Do you find yourself turning one ear towards the speaker to hear better?
	Do you often find it difficult to hear whilst speaking on the phone?
	Do you find young childrens voices difficult to hear?
	Do you feel that people are mumbling and not speaking clearly?
	Do friends and relatives comment on your inability to understand clearly?
	Do you have ringing in your ears?

Well, don't suffer needlessly from a hearing loss. Take time to ask yourself these questions. If you answered yes to any of the above, you may have a hearing problem and an examination may be necessary.

Don't take your hearing for granted

So you have concluded that you may have a hearing problem, what is your next move? Shall I be in the hands of someone who is professional, experienced and who will afford me an unbiased opinion (not tied to a particular manufacturer), advice and guidance.

Mr Gipson is an experienced professional registered with the Hearing Aid Council (RHAD) in accordance with the Hearing Aid Council Act (1968), constantly keeping abreast of modern technology through attending educational seminars.

Start by contacting Mr Gipson, by either telephone, fax or e-mail. He is prepared to visit you within a 70-80 mile radius of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. In the comfort of your own home or office. He will discuss and evaluate your problem, concluding with a full audiometric examination (hearing test) totally free of charge and without any form of obligation whatsoever.

Your initial audiometric examination, the final fitting of your hearing instrument, the subsequent follow-up and after-service - all in the comfort of your own home.

Should Mr Gipson feel that a hearing aid is not the answer to your problem, you will be advised accordingly with a recommendation to enlist further medical advice.

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