Worried about the effects night after night of pounding the drums is having on your ears? There may be a new iPhone app to help you.
Health charity RNID has come up with Hearing Check.
The free app measures a user´s ability to measure whether their hearing is in normal range.
Jackie Ballard, Chief Executive for RNID, said: ”This is a fantastic new way to encourage people to value their hearing and check it regularly. The Hearing Check application offers quick results and confidential advice from anywhere with a decent phone signal!”
You can download the app from here.
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