Helping you to be heard...

Give your voice a boost…

The Unex Personal Voice Amplifier is a brand new voice amplification system that is sensitive enough to amplify dramatically even the faintest of voices for up to 12 hours.

With an 18 watt digital voice amplifier providing high power audio output and clear sound quality, the user can control the volume and pitch of their own voice in different environments, indoors or outdoors.

Designed to help young or elderly people with voice disorders or acquired communication difficulties, that have resulted from Parkinson’s, multiple system atrophy, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis, suffering a stroke, or other vocal damage resulting from surgery around the vocal chords or voice box.

A fantastic invention

As a tourist guide suffering from voice strain, I was having trouble in situations where I was trying to talk through background noise and this was making my condition worse. My speech therapist recommended the Voice Amplifier, a fantastic piece of kit. I can talk using my normal voice without straining to make myself heard. Another huge advantage is that the sound can be adjusted so that only my group can hear me and it's not having an impact on anyone else nearby. A brilliant invention. Thank you!

Female, Gloucester

September 19, 2024

The company provided feedback on using…

The company provided feedback on using the device, as I was having difficulty. I now have a chance of being more normal! Thank you.

Isobel Knight

April 28, 2024

An excellent product for those with vocal problems

Sometimes something going wrong makes the difference in whether a company is going to be awful or excellent. There was a problem with my charger and once that this had been replaced, I was able to use my Voice Amplifier and Voice Aid has made such a difference. I can now be heard on the phone and don't have to shout. I had excellent customer service throughout, and although I was a bit nervous on using it go begin with, I needn't have worried. The instructions are clear and I bought an extra piece of equipment the throat/neck band microphone for speaking on mobile phones. This wasn't just a way to bump up my bill and I really didn't mind paying for it as it made things much better. You don't need to use the volume high - in fact it makes it much worse to do so. I also don't need to shout. My mum said my voice now sounds like it used to, and has much more contrast than sounding like a squeaky mouse! I would highly recommend Voice Aid - for the quality of the product and excellent customer service, you really do get your money's worth, plus you don't have to pay VAT if the product is personally for you - not for a company. My Speech Therapist had recommended Voice Aid, and I do too.

Kevin LaLonde

January 31, 2024

A grateful and an unexpected experience

My experience with Voice Aid could not have been better. All parties were willing to help me through this purchase. Truly an amazing company with a cutting edge technology at a fair price. Every promise that was offered me was without question full filled timely. May I further say, that this was a gift to an advanced MS patient that now can be final heard by family, friends, and care workers.

Gill Edwards

January 24, 2024

excellent service and delighted with…

excellent service and delighted with performance of their equipment

Accessories

Ultra Slim Headset Microphone (neutral)

Code HP9633

£21 +VAT

Ultra Slim Headset Microphone (black)

Code HP9632

£21 +VAT

Clip-on Neck Band Throat Microphone

Code TM9630

£24 +VAT

Adhesive Pad Throat Microphone

Code TM9631

£24 +VAT

Looking after your voice

Keep your vocal cords well hydrated: try drinking two litres of water a day. Avoid alcohol and caffeine. Always have a bottle of water to hand and take a sip whenever you feel the urge.
Encourage others to come closer to you so that they can hear you.
Take regular breaths to avoid straining at the end of sentences.
Avoid talking against background noise.
Do not shout or whisper and avoid long telephone calls.
If you feel sore from using your voice, give it a rest for 30 minutes to an hour.
Avoid throat clearing as it can irritate your throat further.
If you suffer from heartburn, indigestion, or reflux, seek medical advice.
Keep your home humidified by opening windows when you return home. (Avoid hot, dry environments).
If you use an inhaler, rinse your mouth after use.
Chewing a non-mint based gum often (particularly gum containing bicarbonate of soda) may help generate saliva and relax the muscles around the throat through repetitious movement. It may also help with reflux (flow of stomach acid/contents) into the larynx.
Steam inhalations can be soothing. Use them regularly. Aim for five minutes twice a day.