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So I hate to be the one beating a dead horse here, but do we even know if Susan Shore has been un-blinded to the test results yet or will we just know "sometime in April?" I would ask Dr. Shore herself, but I'm afraid doing so will delay the commercialization timeline by another 10 years.

Thanks for the link!

This is what I thought as well.

I'm not saying that Susan Shore isn't trying to help people. The fact that she responds to people's emails so quickly shows to me that she does care. But seriously, how many million dollars in funding and the best we can get is a 20 person study with only 11 showing ANY improvement? That...

This is already starting to sound like Lenire 2.0...

Yes I did, as I wanted to make sure I was a suitable candidate for her device and not have false hope. As nice as it would have been to have confirmation on this forum, I'd rather get my information from the person who pioneered the device and should know the statistics.

Just an FYI for anyone wondering, I emailed Dr. Shore asking her if my tinnitus (which gets more intense when yawning) counts as somatic and she confirmed that it does. It would appear that I am a suitable candidate to try this device...

Yes, I also talked to one of the support people and they were extremely nice.

I am writing in the hopes of receiving any important information that may help me. I woke up one morning with a whooshing sound in my left ear, which increased in volume when my heart rate would increase. This lasted for about a week and has now been replaced with ringing sounds that I hear...

So I've returned my Buzz. It didn't benefit me at all after using it for 2 months. All I can say is that my tinnitus is not due to hearing loss (I have done 2 separate hearing tests and an OAE test). I think it's related to some circulatory problem. At this point, I wouldn't even bother...

Usually 15-20 minutes - 1 session per day. I'm going to try and do longer and more sessions over the next few weeks.

Reporting in. After about 4 weeks of using this device, it's really hard to say if I've noticed any improvements to my tinnitus. The last few weeks were actually pretty good and I felt that my tinnitus was under control (hence my inactivity on this forum). However, the last few days have been...

Would you still say that you've benefitted from using the device?

Just got mine today! Looking forward to using the device, and I will report back here if I notice any improvements. My plan is the use the bracelet for at least 20-30 minutes per day. I'm surprised at how much sound the wristband is able to pick up. As far as how the vibration patterns feel...

Thanks for the info!

I ordered mine two days ago. For those of you here who have ordered the Buzz, how long did it take for you to receive it in the mail?

I'm going to order one soon. I reached out to their support team explaining my tinnitus history and asked them if they thought I would benefit from their program. They basically said "we think you'll benefit" without offering any real explanation. Who knows if this thing actually works but I...

Quick update. I saw my GP and he is referring me to an ENT unit at a nearby hospital. It could be a while before I get an appointment, but hopefully something is found.

Wishing you the best!

I will make sure to post any findings if I do get one!

Interesting. Thanks for the information!

My ENT actually brought up the idea of getting a CT scan to me. Going to see my GP in a week and talk to him about it.

I live in Canada too and I've had my eye on this product for quite some time. I set up a Shipitto account (Theyre an American international shipping company that gives you a US address to buy American products which are then shipped by them to your address). This might be a useful service for us...

Were there any good reviews at all? I looked at the reviews for Neosensory Buzz on Amazon, and they were all pretty positive (at least as far as tinnitus treatment goes).

Hi everyone, I have had tinnitus for approximately 3 months now. Not sure what caused it, but one morning I woke up with a whooshing sound in my left ear that would get louder as my heart rate increased. After a few days the whooshing sound went away, but has since been replaced by ringing in...