The NEW FDA Approved Tinnitus Treatment: Tinearity G1 Full Review & How it Stops Tinnitus
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- The Tinearity G1 is a compact sound generator developed by Duearity, a Swedish MedTech startup. This innovative device generates masking noise that is transmitted directly to the inner ear through the skull, offering a unique approach to tinnitus treatment. The G1 is specifically designed for individuals with normal hearing or mild hearing loss, like myself. Here's my detailed review including an unboxing of G1, an overview of the product's features and usability, and a personal account of its effectiveness in managing tinnitus symptoms.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro to the Tinearity G1
00:52 Measuring Your Tinnitus
02:08 Unboxing
04:00 How to use it
04:44 Why it's Unique
06:35 Who it's suitable for
06:56 How it works
08:30 Availability
08:50 Alternatives
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Matthew Allsop is the Video Content Manager at Hearingtracker.com. He practices from his London-based practice, Harley Street Hearing. You can get in touch on matthew@hearingtracker.com regarding new content ideas or to become a patient.
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Based on the example and other videos to gauge, I have "tonal" tinnitus which is around 7-8KHz. When I used background noise at night on my TV playing white noise, the ones targeting 7Hz work best at a low volume. I don't notice my tinnitus very much during the day and, as this video describes, it's when the day is over and I then am in a quiet environment ready to sleep that it's noticed. It doesn't drive me crazy, I've managed a lifetime of ignoring it, but I realized recently I've never in my life that I can remember experienced total silence which when trying to relax I can only dream how soothing it would be.
My experience is similar to yours. Randomly developed it one night around the age of 4 and it continues decades later. I do wonder what the sound of total silence sounds like. On the other hand, it helped me appreciate mindfulness more than I would have otherwise.
I developed it during my childhood, and since more that two decades now I am suffering from this.
Mine is between teakettle and screeching. It’s always there, louder at times. Started 4 years ago, was a massive source of mental stress at first, now, I’ve taught my ego not to let it define me!
I'm glad to hear that you're on top of it John! Matthew
Amazing, can you hear it over a fan?
mine is onstoppable... 10 years ago could mask with tv watching, nothing anymore@@gambettonsa4528
Thank you for sharing your experience Matthew. This product seems very useful.
Glad you liked it Carla! Matthew
You summarized the problem very well. I used to have roaring/static which didn't bother me too much. After a neuritis it became stronger and tonal. Ginko helped and returned quality of life in that area.
Hey Richard I’m glad that it all makes sense. Thank you for sharing your experience. Matthew
Do you take Gingko all the time?
@@georgfriedrichhendl9881 Yes. My tinnitus increased in intensity so I'm experimenting with taking it twice per day.
I believe it works (at least to a degree) because on two occasions I forgot to take it and my tinnitus woke me up in the middle of the night. There is a cause and effect. If you try it, please let me know how it works for you.
How long to take ginko please and dosage
@@georgfriedrichhendl9881 Every day. If I miss a couple days it starts to come back.
Mine is is a cross between tonal and screeching. It is 24/7, 365. Started Feb 1, 2020 when I woke up that morning with sudden hearing loss in my right ear. After about 30 mins, tinnitus crept in and hasn't stopped since. Some days are better than others. Yesterday it was barely noticeable all day, and suddenly this morning, it got moderately loud again. I have noticed when high and low pressure weather changes, so does my tinnitus perception. Was told by ENT I likely had a virus that destroyed some of the stereocilia. I cannot hear high frequency, but I can hear low. MRI didn't reveal any tumor on the auditory nerve. My left ear hears fine, but I have noticed tinnitus that lasts for a few seconds in that ear as well more often now then before I got the hearing loss in my right ear.
This is excatly how mine just started 6 weeks ago. My hearing came back and then lost again in the one ear high frequencies . How long did it take to habituate for you . Currently having a mental breakdown as it crept in my other ear but not all the time . Doesn’t seem like reality but hoping that eases with a hearing aid and/or time
@@adamc7191 Never really habituated to it. It took me over a year to accept and live with it. The first several months after it started I wanted to kill myself. But, the ENT told me as time went on it would be easier to deal with and accept, and maybe even quiet down. I have had it nearly 4 years now, and there are times when it gets very quiet. Still there, but much quieter. Then out of nowhere, and for an unknown reason, it will spike again and stays that way for several days or weeks. I only get 1 or 2 days a month where it is quiet enough to ignore. All I know is T is very strange. Why it varies every day is just like the weather. I have noticed that weather front effect it: low and high pressure; thunderstorms; windy or calm; rain or no rain; sunny or cloudy. I think atmospheric air pressure does strange things to the fluids in your inner ear. Also, food and drink can effect it. I have tried to adopt a more non-processed diet and eat more closely to nature. Try to minimize salt. Processed food and eating out will reek havoc on your T because of preservatives, excess salt (MSG) and artificial flavorings. Foods high in salicylates will make my T worse. So, I try to avoid dried fruit (biggest culprit) such as raisins, dried cranberries, etc. Strawberries (fresh or dried) are the worst for me. Blueberries aren't as bad. Try to keep track of the foods that spike your T. if your T suddenly spikes, try to remember that you last ate.
Exactly what you stated post Covid
While playing this video, I ran it back several times to hear the pink, brown and white noises, and white noise worked the best for me. I would say that it made my tones go away. Well done! Problem is my insurance won't cover it, and there is no way I could afford this for myself. I'm 63 and on a fixed income. BUT, this result is very encouraging.
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Mine is mainly like the buzzing and static sounds and a mix of all the others too. I also get the "ringing" which is not featured on here. Maybe the ringing is Hyperacusis which I also suffer from? I could not hear your example of your high pitched Tinnitus at all at 1:34
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As someone who suffers from an absolutely life-crippling 14,000hz version of Tonal morse code/beeping/reactive Tinnitus that actively competes with every single sound around me, I would like to know how to get this in the states. I can't seem to find any information on the site for people outside of Europe. Thanks.
Mine is like yours, a very high pitched tonal tinnitus. It is high enough that I actually can't hear any of the examples of tonal tinnitus in any of your videos...complete silence with tonal tinnitus examples (even with hearing aids in)...the other examples are clear. I brought up my tinnitus at a routine physical this summer and soon after I was diagnosed with mild to moderate high tone hearing loss. I've had my hearing aids a little more than a month now and they have given enough distraction to provide relief most of the day. I'm a high school and middle school teacher, so when I get home where it is more quiet, I become more aware of the ringing. My audiologist and I have been working on hearing aid adjustments which has helped with that some. My next appointment is Friday, so looking forward to further improvement after that. Thanks for the guidance your channel has given me throughout the whole process. Jim Parry
Yes I couldn't hear his own example of Tinnitus at 1:34 either. Strange.
Hey Jim, thanks for taking the time to share your story. It sounds like you've found a great way to stay on top of it and an audiologist that understands. This brings me great delight. Keep up the good work! Matthew
Hey Drew, yeah it's a pretty high pitch! Matthew
God bless you, pray and god will heal you, trust in him!!
@@Hew.Jarsol Me too. And that means what? My tone blocks out completely all of his.
My dear Dr, do you know that I went to see a speech therapist or audiology and he does not recommend that I use prostheses because I do not have hearing loss, but is there a device that protects me from loud noises and that emits sounds that hide the tinnitus? And if I do these auditory therapies in your clinic, will it only be for a while? Or will I have to do it for the rest of my life? That is to say, are the effects of auditory therapy permanent? in order not to need sound therapies to sleep afterwards?
Mine is a low pitched hum, like a power plant is near by. It’s really loud at night but I hear it in day to, when I’m outdoors I don’t hear it which is weird
Your high pitched tonal tinnitus is almost exactly like mine. I suffer at night when it's quiet / silent too, I have to have my Alexa play a podcast or rain sounds to help me to get to sleep and it's definitely seeming worse this cold time of year.
I could only hear 3 of the 7 sounds, the other 4 including tonal sound totally silent.. I believe I can't hear much of anything over 5KHz.. other tests have diagnosed me as tonal at 5KHz
Since my hearing aids are blue toothed to my phone, shouldn’t I find relief with a tone generator app?
15 years I ve got tinnitus. Many Dutch hospitals I've visited. No one could guarantee that the tinnitus would go away. I've got 85 dB at my left ear and 45 dB at my right ear.
It's tonal. I hope this device could help me. The 3 noises didn't mask my tinnitus. At what sound must I hear this noises?
A bit “clickbaity” to say “This *STOPS* my tinnitus.” It’s masking/training, like everything else. This just relies on bone conduction, which I’ve already thought of but haven’t tried yet… using my son’s Cochlear Baha with a headband or a pair of Shokz headphones to play white noise.
Thanks for review 🙏
My pleasure Joey 😊 Matthew
My hearing aids can generate white noise if needed, so how is this different?
I can't hear the tonal sound, so I suspect that's what my issue is: tonal tinnitus. I've had it for a long time. It is great to know solutions are being developed. This seems a bit cumbersome, but I might consider it if my tinnitus worsens. Hopefully, by then the device will be smaller.
I cant hear it either
Tonal high pitch like what you said yours sounds like with hearing loss in both ears. Have had it for over 40 years mainly from my time in the military.
I have pulsatile tinnitus, which seems to coincide with my blood pressure. The sound is like a broom going back and forth
Tonal. And I've noticed when this appeared is when I can no longer hear out of the same ear it appeared in which is my right.
funny thing, I was trying to figure out which one I had when you played a clip of your sound and I had to go back and turn the volume up because I couldn't tell you played anything as it soundes exactly like mine.
Hey Mike! Welcome to the high frequency tonal tinnitus club! Matthew
Tinnitus has been problematic for me since early 1991 when I was exposed to very loud music. I had it before then but it wasn't noticeable most of the time. It's a combination of Tonal and Teakettle. I've had flare-up recently .....which brought me here.
Would this help with Musical Ear Syndrome?
I couldn’t hear anything with the tonal. Was it in the range of about 8,000 hz?
I have more like a ringing sound in my right ear sometimes in my left earwould it work for me
I can hear all the examples except the one you have . I assume it’s because my tinnitus is the same . Normally it doesn’t bother me enough to try such a thing.
I’m so glad you said you could not hear it I thought I was going mad 😂
Is this device just a masking device or something to change the loudness of the Tinnitus???? I wrote on another post of yours I've tried using the Neosensory device....Are you familiar with Neosenosory...and if so, have you tried the device????
This one only masks your tinnitus. Actually best thing to do for tinnitus being away from loud noises. If you will be able stay in not too loud places for a long time, your T will be better. Only relief for tinnitus is susan shore device. But it is not completed yet. I am waiting for it.
I hear a light buzzing sound that sounds like my heart beat
Tell me why I can't hear the sound that you said you hear until I put my ear very very close to my laptop? What does that mean for me? Does it mean I have hearing loss?
Hey Receeb, it’s pretty soft and pretty high pitched too. Matthew
are the 3 sound therapy all that are included pink, brown and white noise?
Hey Dinahyahuda - they’re only white noise. Thanks for asking, Matthew
Yes, Matthew, mine is tonal at about 7KHZ.
Thank you for sharing Tom! Seems to be the most common type of tinnitus. Matthew
Mine is roaring, or between electric and static, comparing to other sounds it's less irritating. However, once a while I would have screeching, but it didn't last long, may be a minute or two, then it would stop.
Hey Clara, I hope that you manage to stay ontop of it. Don’t have any tips? Matthew
Screeching
I am at the end of my tether with my tinnitus. I have all of those sounds. I cannot hear even with my hearing aids in. I cannot cope its taking over my life 😢
if you are in a location where you can access THC try about 5 to 10 mg of a Indica gummy. It takes about an hour to work. But for me it reduces the high tonal noise to a level that I can pretty much ignore. Also if you have someone that gives a massage that gives me relief for quite a while.
I'm experienceing Tonal... But can't hear the tonal sounds in this video.
it is defferently a screeching noise in my left ear I've had it for about ten year's its ok during the day but at night I have music on to help me sleep
So of all of the sound samples I cannot hear the Tonal. So that is what I must have (??).
I didn’t hear your tinnitus sound, even turned the volume up, still nothing. Mine is high pitched, maybe kettle? Not sure but it’s certainly gotten worse this last year
Mine is mid and high Pitch on Both ears. Pressure, pain AND Burnin in the ear…. 8 years now - from a Noise Trauma. Yes my life is not a happy life believe me. I Hope that someday we have a cure. 😢
Sorry for your problem...how u r managing ur life...I have also had tinnitus in one ear
All these maskers are pretty much the same: they're essentially lowfi speakers that pump either pink/white/brown noise, bell sounds and waves/rain sounds out and into your ear canal. They're simple devices, and only provide temporary relief.
TRT when paired with CBT acts as a way to essentially reprogram your mind into not paying as much attention to the noise in your head. The noise is still there though.
Still waiting for a breakthrough in the actual hard science that will lead to a better understanding of how/why tinnitus is a thing, and a permanent fix, though I'm not really hopeful I'll live to see that day.
We want a cure, not a management technique. I don’t understand my tinnitus- it’s an electrical hiss which cuts through literally everything. It sounds like a person hitting a cymbal. I have a conductive hearing loss around 35-40 db in 8z due to mucous in the middle ear spaces. Have you ever seen tinnitus subsiding after fluid is gone???
I have the same. How long have you had it and what caused it?.
@@susy841 Sinus infection 8 months ago. Hell on earth.
The price makes care prohibitive so it doesn't really matter how much good it is.
Yes mi e is tonal... it must be i couldn't hear a thing when that part of the video played... nothing but my own tonal ringong i I presume.
How much is one of those
High pitched tonal without question.. Mine goes in and out (starts..stops..starts..stops, back to back) all day
Some times mine can completely disappear for a day or so, then comes back for no apparent reason. I go to sleep with it, wake up without it, then vice versa. Confusing.
That’s how mine is. I’ll go days at a time with a significantly reduced sensation / perception. There are times it goes so low that I think it may be gone. I think for people like us, we need to be asking why this would happen. I know we can effectively be “healed” but we have to figure out how to get there. I hope you and I both find some sort of relief. This crap is no fun at all.
I SERIOUSLY DOUBT THIS DEVICE WILL WORK FOR MOST PEOPLE. MORE THAN LIKELY 25 % IT WILL WORK FOR. TINNITUS IS A COMPLEX CONDITION AND. COMPANIES ARE TRYING TO WORK ON A PRACTICAL , LOW COST SOLUTION WHICH IS YEARS AWAY.
I actually couldn’t hear a couple of your examples. The tinnitus I have is a constant high pitch sound.
For $1500 I will continue to use the atmosphere app.
My tinnitus is tonal. The noise sounds like a woodwind playing (a slightly flat) F Sharp above Middle C. The only thing that helps is the ocean setting on my sound machine. I swear I would go insane if it weren’t for the ocean sounds at night.
I’ve tried dozens of remedies for my ringing….even from my ENT. Pills , hearing devices, diet changes even. All sorts of hocus pocus gimmicks that I figured would be worth a try.
Absolutely no help from anything but I get that everyone is different and some things make work for some but not all….overall most everything seems just that….a gimmick
So, is there a "Pulsating" type or would that be a different condition?
Yes, there is also different types of "Pulsatile Tinnitus", which can have various origins
How much does it cost and where can I get it
Hey Lucas, yes Pulsing tinnitus is a different type. Leave it with me and I'll get another video up demonstrating the sound. Matthew
Waiting for the pulsating tinnitus review! I don't have high blood pressure !
@@phoniskPulsatile Tinnitus is narrow blood vessel in the brain. You need to get stent replacement. I had mine done 2 years ago.
How long do they recommend wearing this for? Linire is 60 minutes per day for 3 months.
I recently tried the Neosensory Tinnitus device....Much to my disappointment, it didn't do anything for me. I did it 10 minutes a day, twice a day.
Hav e been reading reviews about the Lenair device....as you mentioned, it's an hour a day for at least three months and also VERY EXPENSIVE.
It looks like a great product. I however if purchased would only wear when going to bed after taking off my hearing aids as when I wear them I have no tinnitus. Mine sounds like a whine and crickets.
Thanks for sharing! Matthew
MINE TOO
Wait, when you said your tinnitus sounds "something like this" I did not hear anything.. does that mean it matched my tinnitus so I diddnt hear it? Or was there nothing playing?
Hey Jay, my tinnitus is a pretty high tone. It’s definitely there but it is quite soft to avoid upsetting people watching. Matthew
@HearingTracker Thanks for the reply Matthew! Ive had tinnitus since I was little, I dont have any memory of never having it. I had a lot of grommets and ear infections throughout my life. I find that, when I find others who share this pain, it make the load a little lighter somehow. Thank you.
Hey Jay, me too and I wonder if thats what caused my T too! I love hearing that this sharing and understanding is having a positive impact. Thanks for sharing, Matthew
Nice video. Shame it isn't available in the States.
Hey Tom, it should be! Matthew
I am looking for a tretment that works. Not a distraction. Hearing aids do the same.
My tinnitus is a lot different from other people for me the more quiet it is the less I hear it until it eventually goes away but the more sound there is the worse it gets and if I go outside it's like I don't have it
Me I experience non of that option it's different it's like bass in speaker sounds like theres water inside.
I have a lot of trouble with tinnitus, sudden tinnitus does not feel good at all, I again get treatment from the doctor, the doctor has given me some medicine and asked me to do some exercise, still my tinnitus is not getting cured. Then my friends told me a remedy for tinnitus in which my tinnitus
started getting cured.
What remedy ？
Can't hear your tonal sound. The screeching is closest to mine.
Thanks for sharing John! Matthew
I also have Tonal. I wish I had any of the others.
Instead.
Mine will be a static type of sound
Three different teakettles two left one right Free ring tones, constant 24/fricking 7
So it doesn't actually stop your tinnitus like the thumbnail says. Hope you get plenty of views
Hi Nitro, yes it does, as it says in the video. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Tonal...drives me crazy at times. It is almost exactly what yours is, because I almost can't hear it, no matter how loud I turn up my computer.
If you can't hear it what are you worried about?
So which frequencies are you glad that you can't hear?@@Hew.Jarsol
Tonal / teapot. All the time. Has been getting louder every year
I hope you've seen someone about it Mark - Matthew
I couldn't hear the tonal.....so I thought that is probably what I am already hearing 24/7
I need this
Have you tried alternatives Sandra? Matthew
Mine is a high pitch tonal as well! Hoping for any help
Ginko helped me.....
Hey Scott, what do you do at the moment? Matthew
I’ve got the ‘tea kettle’ sound which pisses me off on a daily basis! I just wish that the doctors would find out exactly why we get tinnitus in the first place.
im getting tinnitus problem from 4 months after treatment also it makes no sense not useful the sound i hear is tonal it is totally disturbing now a days
Nothing with adhesive tape.
Mine is between Tonal or Screeching
Thanks for sharing! Matthew
OF THE 7-TYPES OF TINNITUS YOU SHOWED YOU FORGOT MY TINNITUS WHICH IS A HIGH FREQUENCY 10,000HZ- 13,000 HZ PITCH. NONE OF THE 7 SOUNDS LIKE WHAT I HAVE.
$1500-2000 for that?
No!
Mine is buzzing
The closets are a mix of tea kettle and screeching... and I simply can't even hear the tonal one, and your own Tinnitus either. THnaks
Hey! Thanks for sharing. Matthew. Mine is a pretty high pitch
I cannot match my tinnitus to any of these… it’s a hiss!!!! is there anyone else have a terrible hiss!?! I am waiting for the Susan Shore device
Another over priced gimmick most cannot afford. It’s not going to stop tinnitus is it .
Good for you tell it like it is...
I’ve noticed that ANY noise that is supposed to mask the tinnitus, is just extra sound. That’s kind of the problem-I don’t WANT EXTRA SOUND. We’re all looking for relief from extra sound. So why add more sound. I get it-you get a “different” sound. It’s like going to prison, you are now kicking your heroin habit. The withdrawal is so bad that you burn your arm with a cigarette just to change the pain. I don’t know. There will ALWAYS be something there to be a product for sale to hopefully lessen the focused ringing or whatever type people have. But let’s not go so far as to say that this will remove tinnitus. It will cover it with other noise that, who knows??..you may prefer the other noise more. If so….do that. But honestly I’m more fond of my horrible tinnitus than my horrible tinnitus PLUS a ton of other frequencies and color noises.
Money maker!
@@helpguru5936how? I got 15 years ago
Good morning, I suffer from tinnitus in the two together, from the age of 33 years to this day, I mean 11 years old, and I suffer from tinnitus, right and left, tell me what is the right solution, the treatment, does the treatment end the tinnitus forever?
@@helpguru5936
none of them ,mine is pulsating,
A mi el audiologo me lo ha bajado un 50 por ciento.
Si que el café me lo sube y el alcohol.
No hay solución pero ya he aprendido a vivir con el.
Duermo.
Gracias por compartirlo. Espero que tu Estes bien con esto. Matteo
Qué tipo de tratamiento estás ocupando ?
This seems like little more than a re-purposed $99 bone conduction headphone device. You can play white, brown or pink noise from an MP3. One thing, be wary of using this (or a bone conduction headphone) when asleep. Mammal ears are more prone to damage from loud sound when we're asleep. If you already have tinnitus, don't do anything that risks making it worse.
buzzing or roaring not sure
Couldn't hear the high pitch even wearing ear buds. Maybe my tinnitus masked it.
Tone for me
Just got told that it's not even treatable from Dr on Norway
I have Tonal ( 37 decibels )
Mine sounds a lot like yours on the left side.
Thanks Cody! 😊 Matthew
@@HearingTracker thanks for the video!
I have a combo of electric, static and screeching
Gosh I hope you manage to cope Sybo! Matthew
Buzzing and tonal
Thanks for sharing Nina! Matthew
Tea kettle resembles most out of seven or me
Thanks for sharing Kallachnadra! Matthew
Mine sounds like old crt tv.
need a black one for black skin
Tonal. Always there……always
Sorry to hear that John. I hope you're coping. Matthew
😢 I get a mix
Tonal here.
can't afford this . . .
SHOKZ OpenRun Pro, [England Athletics Recommended] Bone Conduction Headphones,