This document discusses noise-induced hearing loss from common sounds like weed whackers, rock concerts, and snowmobiles. It notes that prolonged or intense noise over 94 decibels can cause damage and recommends wearing earplugs or earmuffs to protect your hearing. Contact information is provided to discuss custom hearing protection options or noise-induced hearing loss in general.

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2. Noise-Induced Hearing
Loss

3. Noise-induced loss of
hearing often results from
common every day
occurances

4. From a single loud
noise like a gunshot or
from prolonged
exposure to noises
over a period of time

5. Let’s take a look at some common sounds
Common Sounds Measured in Decibels
Weed Whacker: 94 dB-96 dB
Rock Concert: 90 dB-115 dB
Snowmobile: 100 dB
Headphones: 105-110 dB
Jet Taking Off: 133 dB

6. The easiest way to prevent noise-induced
loss of hearing is to protect your ears by
wearing earmuffs or earplugs

7. You can buy earplugs and muffs at
sporting good stores or, if you prefer
custom made protection from hearing
loss, your audiologist or hearing aid
specialist can help.

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(972) 200-3339
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