We’re sorry the hearing aids didn’t suit you, but this review doesn’t reflect what happened, and we’d like to set out the facts and a timeline for other readers, as it might help to explain your review.
The hearing aids were purchased almost a year ago, on November 17th 2025. When you called us to request an appointment, the audiologist contacted you and booked you in within 20 minutes.
You were seen four days later; the typical wait in our industry is around two weeks. At no point did you raise any concern with us about communication or the audiologist’s work.
Double the usual return period was agreed with you as you were travelling, so you had 120 days to try the hearing aids rather than the standard 60 days.
131 days later, the hearing aids were returned to the audiologist.
When you asked us to help with your refund, we agreed straight away, checked, and found that the practice had already issued a full refund by bank transfer. We told you this at the time, and they sent you proof of payment of the bank transfer.
Subsequently, you proceeded to initiate a chargeback with your credit card provider, which was also successful. The net result is that you received both the refund and the chargeback, so double what you paid.
October 2026 - The audiologist raised a formal investigation with the bank to look into these actions.
October 2026 - You leave us the above review.