The Sunday Post (Dundee)

SPECIAL HEARING AID FOR PENSIONERS ONLY!

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At last. A new brilliant hearing device specially for Pensioners

If you only miss certain words this is the aid you’ve been waiting for

We have 500 aids at an amazing half price - but only for a limited period

Almost invisible in use. No one will know you’re wearing a hearing aid

Do others sometimes complain when you miss the odd word or have the TV

too loud? You’re not deaf. You just need a little ‘boost’ with your hearing. Step forward the new ‘MiniLink ’.A brilliant tiny low-cost hearing device specially designed for Pensioners who want to hear well without drawing attention to themselves.

WHATMAKES MiniLink SO SPECIAL?

It is all down to the developmen­t of the latest technology. For the first time

MiniLink can now ‘stream’ selected speech and conversati­on straight to you – like never before. It’s almost like a personal telephone link between you and the speaker – where everything is crystal clear and there’s no interferen­ce. In an instant you are able to enjoy the freeflow of conversati­on and play a full part in family life – simply because you can understand every word – once again.

INVISIBLE HEARING

If you’re worried what others might think – don’t be. What the new MiniLink delivers in hearing power is in no way reflected in it’s size. In fact, it sits so discreetly within your ear that it’s virtually invisible from any angle. So only you know you’re wearing a hearing aid.

HI-TECH @ HALF PRICE!

The great news is that as this technology has rapidly advanced the cost of delivering the new

MiniLink has fallen and we now have 500 available at our unique HALF PRICE offer.

YOUR FREE TRIAL

We are so convinced that you will be delighted with this life-changing aid that we offer you a FREE TRIAL to all applicants who reply within the next 30 days. You must be a Pensioner and have some degree of hearing loss to qualify. For your free informatio­n pack please FREEPHONE

0800 074 3980 (quote Ref. A974ML) FREEPOST the coupon below or visit www.invisibleh­earing.co.uk

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