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Hi, I have booked an appointment with a place here in NYC that uses this system among others. Mine is a work mans comp case and they said they will take it. I do need some assistant on this. Just found out about this on this form today so we will see. Keep you posted. Best Denis

I tried the Levo System. Personally, I think it is a scam. It's way overpriced, costing thousands of dollars with only small clinical studies to back it up. The so-called FDA approval means only that it's safe and NOT that it actually works. All you get is ridiculously simple software...

Because you can’t reliably measure dB(a,c etc), you can do dBV, but there isn’t a good real world example of what dBV is. Also placebo shouldn’t be involved because the user can’t differentiate between the timing signals. So they should (will know when study is out) be compared to placebo...

...when given in oral form. Given how fluroquinolones that way can mess up people tinnitus is least of concerns I would have. Here is site where people describe cipro/levo etc side effects they experience that destroyed their lifes. You can also find probably facebook page. http://floxiehope.com

...tday. .....tday I also amped up d white noise....tht helped a bit too....... Me too....I try not to take drugs but sometimes a good drug is levo cetrizime....basically for allergy but does not harm or has any habit forming or other adverse.g. reactions....it's mild compared to the others....

That's why science is freaking awesome and things like TRT, CBT and The levo system are rotten garbage

...in March/April. I am beyond excited to finally get one. It seems to be the only treatment that does anything for people. I previously tried Levo (over priced garbage) and PRP (helped a bit with pain but it was temporary), but this one gives me some hope. Even though the reviews have been...

"The Levo System, an FDA-cleared medical device, is designed to mimic the specific sound of a patient’s individual tinnitus, the system’s developer, Otoharmonics, announced. The patient is instructed to listen to the Sound Match nightly through custom-fit ear buds while sleeping. Over time...

$6,000 for another habituation device? Please take my money now!

It's pretty outrageous that the Tinnitus Clinic have gotten away with emptying people's wallets for useless treatments. They seem to somehow present an acceptable face because they provide legitimate audiologist services, but in fact they're no better than the worst tinnitus scammers. They're...

Thank you for digging this out. This does not look like peer review language to me. Do they have a paper published in a journal? What about Levo? I don't think they do and I don't think that is a requirement for FDA approval.

...at the paper carefully. Desyncra is a clear example of the bar being very low, if it hasn't change since then. What about the equally useless Levo? Was it FDA approved? It's crazy that devices can be approved so quickly and superficially by the FDA, while medications that are deemed safe...

Sounds like a scam... Do your research on Lenire, and University of Michigan.

...Top MPP officers gather to assess the critical status of of the long-awaited tongue candy. TRT funders huddle in fear, feverishly rehearsing alibis. Levo stands naked, stripped of its ®®®s. Somebody hand PJ his PJs cause he'll be unemployed. Yeah maybe a tad overly optimistic. But hey.

I live in Texas where the Levo system is not available yet, but had a nice chat with an audiologist who is both a provider and user. She resides in another state and I don't want to give her name for privacy reasons but she contends that she has had great results with it. The provider checks the...

...help to match tinnitus frequency and could essentially be used for the same purpose, and it's only $1.99, they even have a free version. If the Levo system does work it's very unfortunate they have it priced so high. Not many people can afford five grand out of pocket for an iphone app that...

...my audio hobby and music and so far so good. I found an app called WHIST that i have used a couple of times while falling asleep. It mocks the Levo system and quite frankly my T is quieter when i wake up and take out my ear buds. Hey I'm just trying to get some relief like everyone else. If...

...know anything about research seem to support. Supporters are also usually old people. Buttigieg: CBT. Like TRT but more popular. Klobuchar: LEVO. Like TRT except nobody really cares about it. Kamala: AM-101: had a lot of support but quickly fizzled out after the first flounder. Gabbard...

I think it’s healthy to be a little skeptical at this point. My level doesn’t match yours though. I think what’s going to hurt Neuromod after release is that they won’t get reductions to that 80 percent of people they claim. They achieved that 80 percent by hand selecting trial participants...

...it goes to? My left ear is the culprit. I also wanted to share some other technologies I've learn about. Go to Otoharmanics.com and look at the LEVO system, they were recently just FDA approved for tinnitus. Also I've read about certain people getting help with herbs, their is a...

I hate the TRT movement with such a passion. TRT, Levo®®®®®®, TDT, do whatever you want, if it helps you then great. Like honestly. If it helps anyone then by all means they should use it, cause we don't have a cure yet. But don't you DARE hog any research money that could be used for a cure...

Late to the party but LEVO definitely sounds like a scam, another rehashed audio "treatment". You can generate the sound of your frequency for free in a couple of minutes from home and you can make molded earphones for $100-$200. They're not doing anything you couldn't do yourself and there's no...

The visual snow relief video @threefirefour posted works for me, though only for a few minutes. I have mild visual snow and if I watch that video it suppresses the symptoms by about 90%. While I don't know how exactly their device will work, I do believe that it could work because I've...

Agreed. It sounds like a flaky admission of being fairly useless. Horribly like Levo. As far as I’m concerned this thing is dead in the water. These guys are total jokers. Until someone calls their device ‘absolute silence’ and brags to all the world's media that they have cured every single...

HI FAB yes I went to them re ACN which didnt work ......have to say my overall experience of them was that they are a very well meaning organisation ( it is a privately owned business of course) Anyone going there ask for the head audiologist hes is very good. See they are in 10 towns now...

I think they don't just offer TRT but also Levo and ACRN which don't seem to have a great reputation for helping people. I could be wrong, maybe those two treatments have helped some, but you don't really see people reporting that. I'm also going by an audiologist who told me these things just...

...and whoever else wasting time and resources copying each others' elementary school science projects and then giving them fancy names like TRT, Levo, and now the "latest and greatest", TDT. Can we just get a goddamn acknowledgment that this is literally TORTURE for severe sufferers, and...

Levo isn't working for me. It actually seems to make things worse, even wearing it for 5 minutes a day. I paid 4000 dollars for an iPod. I'm now seeing a Psychiatrist for meds that get me to sleep, and I am only drinking a shot or two of 100% blue agave tequila (it has health benefits if not...

Honestly the money does not worry me. What app would you suggest that would be used out of curiosity. I have been using AudioNotch and do struggle to match my frequency.

...unsure about Leneire for a number of reasons. But in general I think this tech is more real than vaporware, as far as there's definitely an effect -- just needs to be understood better, better protocols, etc. It's not anything like TRT or Levo or Zen or literally any other tech out there, though

...still could elicit better results. They just used the 12 week number as an arbitrary number for the trials. There is nothing saying that using this device over a year could prove greater results, so to me it is worth a go. Heck it is cheaper than Desyncra and Levo and we know those don't work.

Thanks very much for the report. The Levo System was, I believe, the last of these touted "Sound Therapies." "Come to the presentation" is one of the oldest, manipulative sales tactics; I recall Alec Baldwin's comment in "Glengarry Glen Ross": "A guy doesn't walk onto the lot unless he wants to...

...cure is found are very important. But to me it's a question of allocation of resources and funds. It seems like habituation therapies (e.g. TRT, Levo) are trumpeted as great solutions to tinnitus, and obtain the lion's share of research attention and funding, while research towards actual...

Well I cured myself and hundreds of others, my testimony letters are real AND I did not coach them (made sure of that) I simply asked IF it helps them to email or physically write a letter to me stating how it helped them.

After last night's debate: Bloomberg is holding hair dryers next to your ears 24/7 in an attempt to drown out the tinnitus.

...I'm genuinly sad to hear it did not work for you. I presume you have tonal Tinnitus? Was there a trial period from which you could back out if you were not getting any results? They do the Levo system for people with >10,000Hz. I can't comment on it's efficacy and price is the same as ACRN.

The cure will probably be regeneration of hair cells. Nerves can heal. They only figured that out like in 2013.

Yes he doesn't have the clinical trial or more numbers to back it up. The science of it sounds more on par with Desyncra or Levo, which doesn't seem to work for most, as opposed to Lenire which is more on par with the Michigan device or Minnesota device. Here is the flip for you, I have a...

...honest with you. AM-101 was FDA approved as far as I know, but my understanding is that it didn’t work for tinnitus. I believe Dysencra and the Levo system were approved by the FDA and were also duds. I tried SoundCure and that seemed useless as well. I was in contact with Dr. Rout about the...

Because they had *some* independent studies. That's better than Lenire at this point in time. But: Lenire can just work and science then has to prove it does and maybe even come up with a reason why. Neuromod was reassured enough by its own trials to go to market. They know full well they'll...

...subcontractors and insiders. I want a cure, and think this bloke in Pittsburgh is a morally sound person. The DoD, as I recall, sponsored Levo? If I am wring, I stand corrected, but I don’t have much faith in them. They may have good intentions, like the VA, but perhaps the bureaucratic...

...they are no longer in business. There were variously highly touted "sound modulation" devices: 1) Neuromonics 2) SoundCure 3) Desyncra 4) The Levo System All provided such negligible results that they could not be ascertained from what placebo trials would have produced. The only reason...

I gotcha. Sorry you got burned before. The latest news of VA covering LEVO for military personnel makes my heart ache. I've unfortunately witnessed the hypes, over-promises and disappointments of various treatments and clinical trials over the past 9 years (8 years on Tinnitus Talk, the...

Well I for one and very interested and willing to try. I logged on this morning to see if there was an info on the Levo system...and found this thread. Your car invention is totally cool. The electric car is a good example of something industry killed originally for profit purposes and air...

@R. David Case, I have not tried or listened to your download or CD yet, but was just wondering how it would compare to the Levo or Tinnitus Desensitisation programs. I think those are both custom made programs for different tinnitus sounds tailored to an individual. The only thing I've tried...

...very troubling to patients. https://www.upi.com/Health_News/2018/09/27/Study-supports-oxygen-therapy-for-sudden-hearing-loss/1131538105288/ Levo sounds like a complete waste of time to me, so that’s not something I’d jump to recommend. The only thing we currently have that is actually on...

...of it if it doesnt work... the majority will wait for 12 weeks to see the outcome of wave 1. If there are yet again no good reports it's dead in the water - Although maybe they want to get it into the tinnitus clinics worldwide to sit beside Neuromonics and Levo. Pure sh1te which does nothing...

It's supposed to create structural changes in the brain that reduce the tinnitus itself. I'm not very good at explaining it, so you'll have to do some reading if you want to learn more. You can read about the details of the set-up here: https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/7/10/e018465 The...

Just to clarify, are you saying the spike from the drug has now subsided? That's great news.

It’s an investment. Even if the results are lackluster there’s no reason you can’t give it another go in a year or so with updated timings.

hello Paul re refunds when I did it in harley st there was a real catch 22 situation.You had up to 8 weeks to hand it back for a refund less admin and set up costs which think were about a thousand pounds something like that. Problem is 8 weeks is not long enough to make a decision if it works...

...include Mutebutton, which stimulates the nerves on the tongue that connect to the brain. Other options for sufferers of tinnitus include the Levo platform from Otoharmonics, which is accessible on an iPod Touch that's included when patients sign up for treatment. A 2014 study conducted at...

Thanks. These previous sound therapy devices were purely aimed at the suicidal and desperate. Companies knew they would never take off and so priced them accordingly. They wanted to turn a quick and easy buck before anyone came up with something that actually works. A device that really...

...builder?!? He wasn’t even talking about tinnitus. He just kept going on about the TV volume like he was just deaf. These videos have left me even more undecided about this device unfortunately. It’s all very sketchy and they all look a lot like this Levo publicity video which is 100% bullshit.

...away from my ears. I run an air purifier in my bedroom that actually works well as a masker for the ear not in the pillow. I also have the Levo system iPod that my audiologist programed around the 2 frequencies in my head that does help me sometimes. I can also use that iPod to bring up a...

Hey, awesome news it's calmed down to pre-shot levels!! Either the drug is bogus or you got a placebo. I'm just happy for you it didn't permanently make it worse.

...ear plugs on and hope to fall into a sleep. I lay their for hours with a fan and white noise machine, ear plugs with Deep Sleep sounds. I'm scared to sleep because it's so loud when I wake up. Any ideas! Has anyone had help with Acupuncture? Have you read about the Levo System? Noise...

How is it not Neuromod's fault when they still do not deliver any other option than to go to the one clinic in the world that dispatches this "treatment"? They should have realized the kind of demand should be answered by more than a single clinic that's not even opened 5 days a week, it's no...

I suppose I'm lucky enough so that my hearing problems will surely be solved in my lifetime. Maybe even before I turn 30. Who knows? I have been searching everything about Frequency Therapeutics. Their research gives me a lot of hope. Also my tinnitus is thankfully mild for now. It was...

LEVO has the same problem with high pitched sufferers. On that front, if you can still hear the frequency that your tinnitus is in, you still benefit from ACRN, just not much. About half as much, because you're getting the lower tones.