Nano Hearing Aids (888-310-NANO) has announced that they have resolved a lawsuit filed by the State of Vermont and are now ready to embrace a new era of innovation and customer satisfaction.
Nano Hearing Aids prides themselves on their reputation and, as a fast-growing leader in over-the-counter (OTC) for hearing aids for perceived mild to moderate hearing loss, they know their brand’s success depends on their customers. That’s why they want you to know they have finally overcome the damaging claims which were leveled against the company pre-2021.
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Nano Hearing Aids, under the guidance of their recently appointed Chief Executive Officer, Ryan Zackon, is pleased to inform you that they have reached a positive settlement in a lawsuit filed by the State of Vermont regarding consumer protection violations. Having undergone a complete change in management and in board members, Nano Hearing Aids celebrates this win as another sign of their commitment to becoming the most transparent and trusted retailer of OTC hearing aids in the US.
Nano’s current board can now confirm publicly that they have settled the claims that were leveled against a former version of the company; one which was completely restructured following a corporate takeover in March 2021, and which has now been further reorganized in the last year under Mr. Zackon’s expert stewardship.
Nano wants you to know that they have successfully passed this challenge and that the deep changes they have made to their brand, product, and customer policies have been recognized at the highest level. They believe the positive result reached with the State of Vermont now serves as a testament to the changes they have implemented and to their ethical business practices.
Nano Hearing Aids’ current executive team believes wholeheartedly that regulation and consumer protection are the backbone of the over-the-counter hearing aid industry, and they seek to uphold both in all they do.
CEO Ryan Zackon suggested that in reaching this settlement, Nano Hearing Aids has affirmed their commitment to self-reflection, honesty and improvement. “This settlement represents a turning point for Nano Hearing Aids as we enter a golden age of success,” he said. “With our regulatory matters behind us, we are more committed than ever to setting the industry benchmark for best practices, innovation, and customer care.”
An early pioneer in the field of OTC hearing solutions, Nano Hearing Aids has reentered the market with a renewed commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction since the appointment of CEO Ryan Zackon in May 2024.
This year, the brand has marked the release of six new models which debut innovative new technology in the OTC hearing aid space—including Bluetooth streaming functionality, portable charging cases with built-in dehumidifiers and more powerful noise reduction software—while retaining their affordable price point, with models starting from $297.
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