Hearing Aid Stores in Amsterdam and the surrounding area, each with its address, Google rating, opening hours and contact details, shown on the map below.
A hearing aid shop is called an audicien in Dutch, and Amsterdam has independent shops as well as branches of national chains.
Most offer a free hearing test and let you try a hearing aid at home before you decide.
Basic Dutch health insurance usually pays part of the cost of a hearing aid, with a personal contribution, so check your policy and ask the shop what you would pay yourself.
Ask about the trial period, the warranty and what aftercare and adjustments are included.
For a first hearing aid you may need a referral from your GP or an ENT doctor, depending on your situation and your insurer. Ask the shop or your insurer which route applies to you.
Can I try a hearing aid before buying?
Most shops offer a trial period. Ask how long it is and what happens if the hearing aid does not suit you.
What does a hearing aid cost?
Prices vary a lot by model. Ask for the total price and the part your insurer pays.