Loading... Please wait...Tinnitus (from the Latin for ringing) can be defined as the conscious experience of noise with no apparent external source. The nature and intensity of tinnitus varies greatly from one person to another, as does the impact of the tinnitus on the individual.
Tinnitus is very real, as it is a ‘sound’ that is heard by the person experiencing it, regardless if no-one else can hear it. As tinnitus can be a sign of certain medical complications, it should never be dismissed or underestimated. A GP should be consulted should you experience persistent tinnitus, or if the tinnitus is accompanied by any dizziness and/or balance problems.
Tinnitus is an involved and individual issue to manage and no ‘magic wand’ treatment exists. The products featured on this website offer possible ways in which the perception of tinnitus may be reduced. All are supplied with a 30 day money back guarantee. Modern management of tinnitus involves a number of components; and best results may be obtained when products are used in conjunction with a therapy programme.
