Resource Tinnitus

[Deleted member 1465]

I did a search but I couldn't find the best place to post this, so here it is:

Calmer®

An earplug alternative to reduce stress and calm your everyday sound. Soothe sound sensitivities and noise related stress. Perfect for sensitive hearing, autism, hyperacusis, misophonia and other sensory processing conditions.

www.flareaudio.com

For those that suffer from tinnitus (as do I), these guys have developed an ear plug that appears to have surprising results lessening tinnitus. It's a UK company and I've no idea if the product I've linked to works or not. But if you are in the UK and tinnitus is ruining your life, maybe it's worth a shot.

 

[Deleted member 18655]

I did a search but I couldn't find the best place to post this, so here it is:

Calmer®

An earplug alternative to reduce stress and calm your everyday sound. Soothe sound sensitivities and noise related stress. Perfect for sensitive hearing, autism, hyperacusis, misophonia and other sensory processing conditions.

www.flareaudio.com

For those that suffer from tinnitus (as do I), these guys have developed an ear plug that appears to have surprising results lessening tinnitus. It's a UK company and I've no idea if the product I've linked to works or not. But if you are in the UK and tinnitus is ruining your life, maybe it's worth a shot.

Thanks, @Underscore. Would love to know if it works. I've had it in both ears all week. Usually only in my right. Both ears is enough to want to be run over by the Bus!
Spooky... a Promoted ad for these just popped up on my Twitter feed.

 

[Deleted member 1465]

Thanks, @Underscore. Would love to know if it works. I've had it in both ears all week. Usually only in my right. Both ears is enough to want to be run over by the Bus!

I saw a facebook post, where Flare were surprised that it seemed to lessen tinnitus, wasn't their intention, but they are running with it. I've got their sleep earplugs but not tested them yet as I need to make sure my ears are wax free first.

 

[marcusuk63]

Tinnitus is he only reason i have tv on , tv is so crap nowaday even finding something for background noise is getting hard !

 

[Worthless_nobody]

I'm not in UK but this sounds interesting. I have 2 types of tinnitus the ringing ears type and an physical sensation of intermittent heart beat/flicking ear drum sensation. For the ringing I use a white noise machine and it helps but the damn physical sensation in ears is just hopeless... although quitting drugs has helped I noticed. Xanax helps with the flare ups wit the physical sensation but it's no real solution. Tinnitus is evil

 

[Deleted member 1465]

Yes, I suffer too, but I'm lucky that it's not that bad. Though I do wonder what it would be like to experience real silence for once.

 

[Johny89]

Seems just as noiser to me, something that gives you sound as a distraction. Maybe it also helps with residual inhibition, that is inhibition of tinnitus due to adjacent frequencies being heard. Nothing new here. Some, not all people profit from residual inhibition. I used to before my setbacks. I heard this high-pitched tone, and then my tinnitus was knocked out for 30 seconds, slowling creeping back in. A noiser is just something to mask tinnitus.

 

[Fedrea]

I did a search but I couldn't find the best place to post this, so here it is:

Calmer®

An earplug alternative to reduce stress and calm your everyday sound. Soothe sound sensitivities and noise related stress. Perfect for sensitive hearing, autism, hyperacusis, misophonia and other sensory processing conditions.

www.flareaudio.com

For those that suffer from tinnitus (as do I), these guys have developed an ear plug that appears to have surprising results lessening tinnitus. It's a UK company and I've no idea if the product I've linked to works or not. But if you are in the UK and tinnitus is ruining your life, maybe it's worth a shot.

To be fair, there are quite a lot of useless products and scams for tinnitus. Some report improval with bimodal stimulation i.e. Lenire but others report worsening

 

[Deleted member 1465]

To be fair, there are quite a lot of useless products and scams for tinnitus. Some report improval with bimodal stimulation i.e. Lenire but others report worsening

I'm sure there are loads of scams, as far as I can tell though, those earplugs aren't meant to help tinnitus at all, but people have been reporting an improvement which has the surprised the manufacturer. However, what helps one person could harm another and who knows, maybe it's just marketing...

 

[Chupacabra 44]

[QUOTE="marcusuk63, post: 847788, member: 660
Tinnitus is he only reason i have tv on , tv is so crap nowaday even finding something for background noise is getting hard !


For my tinnitus, I play classical music during all waking all hours. For sleep, I have a white noise machine set to the sound of a heavy rain storm. My machine has about 20 different sound options, ocean, crickets, campfire, river, etc. Both seem to help distract me from the tinnitus.