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Specsavers vs Scrivens Hearing Aids: What Each Prints on Price

Specsavers publishes from £500 per pair (advance range) on its own page, and from £500 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (Invisible hearing aids), from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (Rechargeable hearing aids); read on 2026-11-06. No hearing aid price was found on the page we read for Scrivens (scrivens.com/hearing) on 2026-11-06. A published "from" figure is a starting point, not a quote for a named model.

Prices are what each provider publishes on its own page, not quotes. Specsavers: read on 2026-11-06. Scrivens: read on 2026-11-06.

Side by side: how each route pays

Each row is one route, with the figure its own source publishes and the date it was read. No self-pay wait is published, so that cell says so rather than holding an estimate.

Side by side: how each route pays
RouteWhat it coversWaitPriceSource
Self-pay: Specsavers3 published figures"By comparable we mean hearings aids that are identical in terms of brand and model but not fitting style and with a comparable package including a free face to face hearing test, examination of the ear canal and ear drum, with a comprehensive history and hearing assessment being taken in accordance with professional standards and guidance, aftercare included, four years’ free batteries (for non-rechargeable options) and a four-year warranty."The provider's own wording.Not trackedNo self-pay wait has been read.from £500 per pairadvance range; from £500 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (Invisible hearing aids); from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (Rechargeable hearing aids).
Self-pay: ScrivensNot trackedInclusions not read.Not trackedNo self-pay wait has been read.Not publishedNo price was found on the page read.

Every published figure, with its basis

Each row is a figure as the provider prints it on its own page. A per-pair figure and a single-aid figure are different products, and a figure whose page states no basis is marked as such; none is converted or averaged.

ProviderProduct or tier, as printedFigureBasisSource and date
Specsaversadvance rangefrom £500Per pair, as the page statesRead from the page6 November 2026
Invisible hearing aidsfrom £500Not stated on the pageRead from the page6 November 2026
Rechargeable hearing aidsfrom £1,000Not stated on the pageRead from the page6 November 2026
ScrivensNothing captured on the pages read. No hearing aid price was found on the page we read for Scrivens (scrivens.com/hearing) on 2026-11-06.Read from the page6 November 2026

Terms side by side

FactorSpecsaversScrivens
Aftercare4 yearsNot tracked (terms not read)
Trial90 daysNot tracked (terms not read)
BrandsPhonak, Signia, Specsavers AdvancePhonak, Starkey, Signia
Price last readread on 2026-11-06read on 2026-11-06

Specsavers: what is published

Specsavers publishes from £500 per pair (advance range) on its own page, and from £500 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (Invisible hearing aids), from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (Rechargeable hearing aids); read on 2026-11-06.

View Specsavers provider guide

Scrivens: what is published

No hearing aid price was found on the page we read for Scrivens (scrivens.com/hearing) on 2026-11-06.

View Scrivens provider guide

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FAQs

What do Specsavers and Scrivens publish on price?
Specsavers publishes from £500 per pair (advance range) on its own page, and from £500 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (Invisible hearing aids), from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (Rechargeable hearing aids); read on 2026-11-06. No hearing aid price was found on the page we read for Scrivens (scrivens.com/hearing) on 2026-11-06. A published figure is a starting point, not a quote; compare aftercare, trial terms and the exact model in a written quote.
What aftercare do Specsavers and Scrivens list?
Specsavers: 4 years. Scrivens: Not tracked (terms not read). Ask what is included in repairs, retuning, batteries, domes and future hearing checks.

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