Can the volume on ipads be increased slightly for the hard of hearing

i find the ipads maximum volume slightly to low for my personal use i dont use it in public so i dont intend disturbing others but i would like to know if the volume on the i pad can be increased slightly for my personal enjoyment as at the moment i find it hard to hear films and music and i have no wish to use earphones as they cause me irritation the max setting on the ipad is just not quite enough

May I suggest that you use a good pair of earbuds instead of earphones.
Apply a very thin layer of almond oil for the skin to the earbuds before you insert them into your ears.

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