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I'm interested to know how you did this?

My contact for the trial vanished after I was promised results would be sent to me in October 2023. I would also try modifying the 3M headset if I knew how. Lol. I believe I had the placebo.

No. But I believe I was given the placebo. I was just disappointed because I was promised results and possible access to the real headphones once the study was over in the fall of 2023.

I took part in this study last year. I was told I would have results by the Fall of 2023. I just emailed my study contact, who has always been very quick to respond. However, her email seems to have been disabled. Fantastic...

I think I've been following this thread closely. Are you saying it has been submitted to FDA for approval? How do we know for sure this process has even begun? I hope it has, but I'm not sure the clock is ticking yet.

I really hope you're right! A 50% reduction would mean a lot to most of us.

Agree. They could be sitting on a mountain of cash right now if they took initiative. That is of course assuming they have faith it will be successful. Maybe they're not much more confident than the Lenire people.

Auricle is dropping the ball big time on raising boatloads of investment capital right now. Unless of course, they aren't confident in one leg of this, such as FDA approval or product success, etc.

Why would the ATA be interested in a cure? That would mean the end of the ATA, lol.

I'm not sure the ATA has a stellar track record of using funds wisely. If they do, I stand corrected... Maybe contact them with this idea?

You can search for premarket notifications for devices. There's nothing listed for this as far as I can tell.

That's what I'm thinking. There seems to be a lot of comments that's we're now just waiting for 6 months to go by before being approved. I'm not convinced at all the process has even begun. Yup, well a reduction of anything is good. Heck something that prevents it from getting worse is good too!

I have seen the "6 month" comment a few times. But that is 6 months once they have applied for FDA approval. Have they actually applied? I haven't seen a definitive yes to that question. I'm not sure the 6 month clock is ticking yet.

It's been a decade is fairly self explanatory. Or let's just say "10 years"?

June of 2013 was the first post on this thread about the device. Thinking we'll be wearing this thing next year? I've got a bridge to sell you. Need to be realistic and look at all options, and not hang our hat on just one. Don't get me wrong, if it comes out tomorrow I'm signing up to try...

There's nothing in the near future, that's why. If they had now announced FDA had approved the device, then 2024 is the earliest it could be available. There's really been no news regarding the device coming to market. It's going to be a while yet. Here's to hoping for FDA approval...

It's not what I think, it's what has actually happened. Lenire is approved. Auricle/Shore is not. I hope like everyone it gets approved quickly, but they could be doing much more to raise start-up funds.

It would be so easy for them to raise start-up capital, which they need. But instead they're being very quiet and laying low. They should be using a number of different avenues to be raking in cash right now, so once approved, they hit the ground with feet running. Only reason I could see for...

Boy, I don't know. The device being approved and available are very different things. Where are all the thousands of devices right now? Not produced I assume. Who is producing them and how long will it take?

That is the manufacturer I believe: Smartceuticals.

It can be bought on Boscumin.com.

I cannot match my tone at all. I've tried a few times and can't find it. Hopefully this isn't a problem if I ever get the opportunity to try the Shore device.

Yup. Dr. Shore, name your price and here is my money.

I inquired about enrolling, and they are ready to give me the date for the first appointment. I'm hesitant because I'm 1500 miles away from Minneapolis lol.

Anyone know why the University of Minnesota is recruiting for a clinical trial on Lenire, despite it being FDA approved? I was considering joining the trial, just to be able to try it sooner.

All I know is I cannot wait to try the device. A modest reduction would make a big difference for me. Here's to hoping this makes it to market sooner rather than later.

If money was no object, would you try Lenire as soon as possible or wait for Dr. Shore's device?

Well, this thread can be shelved. FX-322 and FX-345 are both done. Frequency Therapeutics Announces Topline Results for its Phase 2b Study of FX-322 for the Treatment of Sensorineural Hearing Loss "The Company will now discontinue the FX-322 development program. In addition, while dosing of...

The headphones I used were 300 Peltor Sport Tactical. I've thought about getting a pair, but not sure how to rewire them correctly. I saw them for about $150 on Amazon.

I was told the study finishes in March. Results should be known in June.

Yes, both of those as well. And various sounds to find a level which covers up the tinnitus. I was surprised how loud I had to go to drown mine out, very loud.

Yes.

I live near Boston and completed this study a couple weeks ago. The researchers I met with 2 times did not know who has the "real" device, or the sham. I am 99% certain I was in the sham group, as my hearing perception was the same whether wearing the device or not, as they warned not to use...