Sep 13, 2021
InnerScope Hearing Technologies (OTC: INND) will be featured in an upcoming segment of FMW Media’s “New to the Street” nationally syndicated program. The company will be one of five featured on Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021, with the broadcast airing at 10:30 p.m. PT on Fox Business Network. The segment will include another interview with INND CEO Matthew Moore, continuing to inform viewers about the company’s emerging and disruptive leadership in the “direct-to-consumer hearing technology” space. Moore explains his successful direct marketing strategy, helping provide consumers with the company’s hearing aids, selling at a fraction of the cost of those sold by the major competitors. He further provides details about the lack of Medicaid and private insurance coverages or limited insurance coverages on hearing impairment aids, and how those with limited budgets can buy a superior quality hearing aid direct from the company’s website. Moore also provides further discussion surrounding InnerScope’s recent launch of the Self-Adjusting Hearing Aids app.
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About InnerScope Hearing Technologies Inc.
InnerScope is a manufacturer, distributor and retailer of direct-to-consumer (“DTC”) U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”)-registered, Bluetooth app-controlled personal sound amplifier products (“PSAPs”), hearing-related treatment therapies, doctor-formulated dietary hearing and tinnitus supplements, and hearing and health-related products targeting primarily the 48 million Americans suffering from hearing-related issues. The company’s overall mission is to improve the quality of life of the 70 million people in North America and 1.5 billion people worldwide who suffer from some form of hearing loss. The management team of InnerScope is applying decades of industry experience and believes it is well-positioned with its affordable Bluetooth app-controlled self-adjusting hearing technology (visit myHearIQ.com) and its innovative in-store sales and delivery system with its point-of-sale free self-check hearing screening kiosks (“Hearing Kiosks”) to directly benefit when the Over-the-Counter (“OTC”) Hearing Aid Act becomes enacted (expected late 2021 based on the president’s executive order issued on July 9, 2021). The OTC Hearing Aid Law allows OTC hearing aids for perceived mild to moderate hearing loss to be sold in retail stores without seeing a professional or having a medical evaluation. The Hearing Kiosk is designed to enable the tens of millions of people with undetected or untreated mild to moderate hearing loss to treat themselves with the company’s easy, convenient and affordable (see InnerScope’s Hearing Health Flexible Subscription Plans) OTC hearing aids in-store, off the shelf and/or by DTC online affordable hearing aid options. For more information about the company, visit www.INND.com.
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