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Join The Eargo Revolution And Hear The World Better

Join The Eargo Revolution And Hear The World Better

Sponsored Post by Eargo

Are you or someone you love one of the 30+ million Americans struggling with hearing loss? Is it hard to hear conversations in a crowded room? Do you find yourself constantly turning up the TV volume? Is the idea of bulky hearing aids intimidating? If so, we want to introduce you to a revolution in hearing aids: Eargo.

Unlike traditional hearing aids, Eargo is invisible, easy to fit, inexpensive, and comes with lifetime professional support. If you have ever gone through the process of getting hearing aids, you know how difficult that can be: multiple clinic visits and lengthy fittings that end with a pair of expensive hearing devices. And if you need support, then back to the clinic you must go.

Eargo's unique, patented design allows the device to sit completely inside the ear canal with a non-occlusive, open fit. This allows a high degree of comfort and invisibility for an FDA-regulated, Class 2 medical hearing device. Furthermore, Eargo hearing aids are rechargeable, which means no cumbersome battery replacements every few months.

All that means supreme and discreet comfort, so you can go about your daily tasks without thinking twice. You're the only one who will know that you're using a hearing device.

Eargo's direct-to-consumer model enables them to sell their entry level device at a price that's almost 60 percent cheaper than traditional hearing aids. You can simply visittheir website to request a fit-and-feel sample – and see for yourself how the device looks and feels in your ear. Then if you decide to purchase Eargo, you'll be assigned a dedicated Personal Hearing Professional, one of their full-time licensed hearing professionals. They will be there for you 24/7, to assist with tuning, troubleshooting, and more. You can speak with them via phone, video chat, or through Eargo's mobile app. And this professional support is free for life.

High frequency hearing loss is a natural part of aging, and Eargo strives to help its customers hear life to the fullest by addressing this completely natural phenomenon.

Plus if you work for the U.S. Government, Eargo's top-quality devices are completely covered by most Federal Employee Health Benefits insurance plans. You can click here to see whether you're covered.

The decision to solve your hearing loss problem withEargo is simple. So check out their revolutionary technology today, and take the first step on a path toward clearer sound and a better life. No one has to know you're wearing it -- although we hope you show it off and tell all your friends!

Trump’s CNN-Bashing Tweet Video From ‘Alt-Right’ Reddit Site

Trump’s CNN-Bashing Tweet Video From ‘Alt-Right’ Reddit Site

Reprinted with permission from MediaMatters.

 

President Donald Trump tweeted a video showing him tackling and punching a man with the CNN logo imposed over his face. The video appears to have come from forum frequented by “alt-right” Trump supporters who posted it days earlier.

On July 2, Trump tweeted video that appeared to show Trump in a wrestling match attacking a man with “CNN” on his face, writing along with the video, “#FraudNewsCNN #FNN.”

The Reddit forum “r/The_Donald,” where “alt-right” members supporting Trump congregate, posted a GIF four days prior that seems to be the same footage.

Following Trump’s tweet, users on the forum took credit for Trump’s promotion of the footage, with one user telling the original uploader of the GIF that his “dankery has been tweeted by the President of the United States.”

Trump’s tweet is the latest example of him promoting content that appears to have originated on online message boards such as Reddit and 4chan, which have regularly pushed conspiracy theories that some in Trump’s inner circle have sometimes promoted. During the presidential campaign, Trump’s campaign team monitored forums like “r/The_Donald” for content, and in May, Trump appeared to take messaging from “r/The_Donald” directed at Rosie O’Donnell. New York magazine’s Olivia Nuzzi noted this trend on CNN’s Reliable Sources, saying, “I think this has happened a number of times where something — it goes from Reddit to one of Donald Trump’s aides, and then to Donald Trump’s Twitter account.”

(h/t Brian Stelter and Bradd Jaffy)