Pent-up demand for hearing aids continues to boost sales in US
In the first quarter of 2022, the US hearing aid market has experienced tailwinds, lifting sales by 7.8 percent. This reflects that there is still demand left from when patients were unable to acquire devices during the pandemic, says an analyst writing for an industry media.
by albert rønning-andersson, translated by daniel pedersen
While hearing aid manufacturers can easily describe 2020 as a true annus horribilis, as their primary target customers are elderly people who largely avoided audiologists due to the imposing pandemic, the subsequent year has turned out very differently.
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