Had to go to my mums old house today to shift things around for viewing and required help so went with my bother in law and sister so fingers crossed they haven't got the lurgy! Can anyone suggest a good mask though for glasses and hearing aid wearers as this NHS style mask was a nightmare steaming up my glasses up big time and my hearing aid kept falling out? Was like something out of a Laurel and Hardy movie!!
I have the same problem with my glasses steaming up. I find it best to wear my specs a bit further down my nose and over the top of the mask, but then I can't see the floor when I look down as the mask is in the way, which makes it difficult going up and down steps.
The way to deal with that fogging issue is to ensure your glasses are on the outside of the mask, and crimp the shaping strip well onto your nose.
If that isn't enough, the you can fold a piece of tissue and put it along the top line of the mask. When you put the mask on the tissue will be between face and mask, the of course, crimp to metal strip to the form of your nose.
I'm not a hearing aid wearer, but provided you apply the mask carefully, I can't quite see what the issue is. Perhaps just ensure when you put on the mask that you put that ear loop on first?
Alternatively, you could use a mask with ties, rather than elastic. In that case, the tied loops would be around the base of your skull/very to of your neck, and near the widest part of your head towards the crown. Elastic loops could also be fashioned to work in the same way, if you are making your own masks.