Hi Guys, I had a few questions from my post where I detailed what happened when I picked up my device so here are some answers to them.
>Your experience and feelings were better at the first appointment?
I think the initial consultation was a better experience, but like I mentioned the meeting with the nurse at the clinic door sort of set my mood for the rest of the meeting.
>Were they confident you'd get relief?
Not exactly, my impression is that you try it and give it a go and see if it works but there were no promises. In the initial consultation when they were discussing price I asked what would happen if I didn't get any relief and the nurse said something along the lines of they cant help me in that case, as in there's no refunds.
>How about a selfie with your unit?
I'll upload a photo of my Lenire device in this post but I won't reveal my face due to opsec concerns. The photo is with last week's news paper, I'm not a daily paper purchaser.
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>Did you do any research on the device before purchasing? I ask because you seem to be displeased with what you got when they have all of the information you are confused about on the website.
Being honest, I was lurking on the tinnitus subreddit for some time and it popped up as a potential cure and I put my name down. I haven't really got into the science behind the solution too much. The website doesn't instil me with confidence, I've watched a few of the testimonials but it's flashy nature makes it seem dishonest. I will go back and have another look at it though.
>The unit isn't €2000, it's €2150 in total (or €1900 on pick up) if you buy it outright and it isn't clear which you chose. If you chose option 2 or 3 you'll be paying more than the incorrect figure of €2000.
It was 250 or so for the initial consultation which gets subtracted from the devices price if you proceed. Yeah, it's 2k, lets not split hairs about a 5% difference.
>I've been following this thread and so far I don't recall seeing one post by you saying you're going for it, you've picked it up and you've used it a few times, especially when you must know there's a community here waiting for every tidbit of info.
See here:
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>WTF has air conditioner got to do with it, or parking? After a sweaty balled journey to get there I'd be happy for a bit of cooling down and just how long were you sat there for?
Sitting in a 10 degree room in shorts and t-shirt is really uncomfortable. Irish outdoor temperatures at the moment are 18 degrees so no sweaty balls were involved.
>Nobody else has reported being treated as an afterthought... just you. I was mistaken for an earlier appointment as I was early, but I got a handshake and politely pointed in the direction of the canteen.
What do you want me to say. <shrugs>
>I wasn't given a form, I was given an iPad.
I filled that form too but there was a paper form that needed to be filled twice, one copy for me, one for them.
>Who was the audiologist you saw?
A Northy lady with straight hair.
>Considering we've all been waiting with baited breath for this, I would be listening intently to what was being said and not being 'bored' by the experience.
It's a fairly simple process and you'd be an idiot to screw it up.
>AGM headphones? You mean AKG?
Yep, my mistake.
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