Borderline for hearing aids?

I also tested WIDEX and I was listening to those tones, believe me it was tiring.

There is a separate Widex app called Zen Tinnitus that is free to download to smartphones.
I use this app to play back distracting musical sounds via Bluetooth into my hearing aids.
PS. Your hearing aids don’t need to be Widex; they just need to be able to have music streamed to them from apps on your cellphone.

@Liviu said:

But HA is not a cure for tinnitus.

They can be, for some people. My tinnitus is no longer noticeable since I started wearing aids. But it wasn’t intolerable to begin with.

I wish I can get rid of mine.
I always hear like a wind in my ears, specially in the evening

Many of us with tinnitus find that just wearing HAs makes the tinnitus sensation go away much of the time. Not a cure and not using masking programs. Sure, it breaks through from time to time. And now while I’m thinking about it. But HAs have really been a blessing.

WH

I also like the zen program. I like “Zen Calm” in particular. Random chimes and fire place sounds.

WH

@paul.cleary.nz said:

There is a separate Widex app called Zen Tinnitus

thank you, WIDEX.

Sitting here at work with hearing aids out because I forgot to charge them last night…it’s so quiet! my HAs really are a blessing. Now that I’m on the good path and they are being setup properly.

Tinnitus is interesting. I have it all the time in both ears. It’s one of several stress meters. When I notice tinnitus and it bothers me I take a stress break.

After my heart procedure I was involved in a “heart recovery program” for 6 months at the hospital.Lots of talk about reducing stress. And I carry nitro glycerin. During that recovery program I had to spray nitro often with stress. Now it’s very seldom.