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  1. Cochlear Store Home

    Welcome to the Cochlear™ Store Find helpful items to stay on air, enjoy water activities, care for your sound processor and help you hear your best.

  2. Cochlear Americas | Hear Now And Always | Cochlear Implants

    Cochlear is a leader in hearing device implants that help to restore hearing and connect people to a world of sound. Start your hearing journey today!

  3. Rediscover the sounds you've been missing - Cochlear

    Cochlear implants mimic the function of a healthy inner ear, replacing damaged sensory hair cells to provide clearer sound than hearing aids. Since sensory hair cells don't regenerate, this hearing loss …

  4. Cochlear implants

    When hearing aids are no longer enough, a Cochlear implant may be the solution. Learn how it can help adults and children with severe to profound hearing loss.

  5. How do Cochlear hearing implants work? | Cochlear

    Cochlear implants are designed to mimic the function of a healthy inner ear. Learn how Cochlear implants work and produce clearer sound.

  6. Cochlear™ Nucleus® System

    Maximize your hearing with industry leading Cochlear Nucleus Implant, advanced hearing solution for individuals with hearing loss!

  7. Contact us - Cochlear

    Cochlear Headquarters 1 University Avenue, Macquarie University, NSW, 2109, Australia Telephone: +61 2 9428 6555 Fax: +61 2 9428 6352 https://www.cochlear.com

  8. About us - Cochlear

    Cochlear™ is a global leader in implantable hearing solutions, helping people of all ages to lead full and active lives. Learn more about us.

  9. Hearing loss products and accessories | Cochlear

    That's why Cochlear offers a range of products and accessories designed to help you get the most out of life. We are committed to providing you with innovative hearing solutions and unsurpassed support …

  10. Cochlear implants for adults

    Restore your hearing with Cochlear's innovative technology. Explore how our solutions may help adults overcome hearing loss