Phonak has been developing, producing and distributing hearing solutions for more than 70 years. They have a global presence and are represented in over 100 countries throughout the world.

Since its creation in 1956, Widex has had an ambition to perfect sound. All Widex hearing aids are manufactured in Denmark. Using natural elements of wind and solar, Widex products are developed in a completely sustainable environment.

In 1904 Oticon's founder Hans Demant produced one of the worlds first electric hearing aids to help his wife regain her hearing. Oticon has the ambition to be the technology leader within their industry, and as such has developed a unique "BrainHearing" philosophy.

Starkey is the only American-owned and operated global hearing aid manufacturer. They are a world leader in manufacturing advanced hearing solutions, and their mission is to deliver the best hearing experience possible.

Resound constantly strives to develop better solutions that help people rediscover hearing so they can live rich, active lives. This company was the first to deliver 2.4GHz technology in hearing aids for direct connectivity and the world's first "Made for iPhone" hearing aid with direct stereo sound streaming.

Unitron is a Canadian hearing aid manufacturer which was founded in 1964. This company is committed to developing technologies, services and programs that offer extraordinary levels of personalisation.

In 2015 Sivantos acquired Siemens Hearing Instruments, then in 2016 introduced a brand-new hearing aid line called Signia. Signia hearing devices use technology previously developed by Siemens.

Bernafon is a Swiss company which was founded in 1946 by Hans Gfeller Jr. They offer a wide range of hearing instruments for people with mild to profound hearing losses.