Recent content by Tomas80

If I could pay a deposit upfront for the device, I would be happy to do so. And certainly, so would many other tinnitus sufferers. They would have a guaranteed source of funding...

As of 2020, I have a reserve of $10,000 set aside for Dr. Shore's device. So far, it doesn't seem that Auricle is interested in it. It's a business model to think about.

I checked out the Lenire website. I was very surprised at how many places are marked on the map where you can get the device — hundreds of cities. So, I would expect hundreds of patient experiences to come. There are only two options. Patients are not interested in Lenire, or are not interested...

How do you take Ketamine? Intravenously? And how much? Thank you.

The announcement that they will submit for FDA approval in Q1 means that they will submit March 31st, at 23:59:59? :)

I'm a layman in this so it doesn't make sense to me that Eglumegad is a glutamate agonist. I thought that tinnitus was the result of overactive cells that needed to be calmed down. So I would expect a glutamate antagonist to work, not an agonist. Does anyone know?

Do you think Dr. Shore's device will be personalized? Any special setting for each person? For example, according to hearing loss, or tinnitus frequency? I'm asking if it would be possible for someone from Europe to secure 2 devices and sell one to me when visiting the USA. Auricle would lose...

The approaching competition, for example NUEYNE-T100, may lead Auricle to change its strategy and come to other continents earlier. Let's hope.

What does the timeline in the picture mean? Is the device in the commercialization stage for migraine? If it becomes available for migraine, can I buy it and use it for tinnitus? Is it that simple?

We cannot look for similarities between probably the most complicated medical device (MRI) and Auricle. For me, personally, nothing can explain why Auricle's commercialization can take so long.

After such estimates, I feel that Auricle's device is moving farther away, not closer. Each subsequent estimate gets longer and longer. If it goes on like this, year by year, without access to the device, it may well happen that some other device or drug will overtake Auricle. I personally wish...

Many sufferers have suicidal thoughts. It seems inhumane to me that we don't even know an estimate of how many years we will have to wait for help, even though the device has been tested. It is extremely frustrating. The obstacle to my normal life is actually bureaucracy...

If this is true, it is absolutely incomprehensible, like all the delays related to the device. I am extremely disappointed and distraught.

Whether this device, which we are waiting for so impatiently, really works, we will find out only when we use it for 6 weeks. Everything else is conjecture. Hopefully I'll have it on my head as soon as possible...