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TinniTool EarLaser any good?

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I’ve seen this kind of tests on the net, but I wonder if anyone here has ever tested it ? I’m more looking from user feedback here. So if they offer money back, why would they ever release something that doesn’t work ?

Just wanted to pop up and say that I am a user of tinnitool. It’s not an actual cure but I have definitely seen improvements. However, I had tinnitus only in one ear and it was the result of trauma (firecrackers). I don’t know if it works for people with different etiology! I explain my story in full detail here140. I would be happy to answer anyone’s questions :slight_smile:

I’ve gone to acupuncture for 2 visits in the past week and I mentioned my tinnitus. They have a tool just like this (not sure if it is the same brand), but in 2 sessions I’ve noticed no change in my tinnitus.

“Soft Laser”? EUR420? Maybe a laser pointer for $10 would do the same? I think an industrial laser would be out unless one can already see thru to the other ear. :slight_smile:

I don’t know how long this device has been on the market, but I imagine that if it DID make a dramatic improvement in tinnitus, many would be using it already. I’ve had ringing tinnitus in both ears since the age of 14, and believe me, I’d LOVE to try such a wand. But I would not want to buy one, and I’d need more assurance that it was safe to use (and wouldn’t cause “collateral” damage to other cells) when beamed into my ear.

I recall way back in the '80s when radio host Paul Harvey would promote ginko biloba for tinnitus! I tried those pills for YEARS and … p’haps no surprise, I can hum my tinnitus tone right now if y’like: middle-C with occasional BONGING when the weather changes.

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