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A member asked:
Can there be any door bells on the market with a louder db that would assist a person who is partially deaf?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Not medical question: If you have a moderate loss of hearing, and you need a door bell that is louder, then you have to ask either an acoustical engineer to measure the decibels that are produced by a specific door bell. This is really not a medical question. Also your audiologist can determine how loud your door bell needs to be to allow you to hear it.
Answered 6/28/2014
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