I made a Susan Shore Tinnitus device (Tinnitus decreased after 2 sessions)

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[gwenh]

Being praying for this. If this device actually works it’ll change millions of lifes. This is huge 🎉

[lautarogarcia]

Congratulations on your results! this brings me a lot of hope, I won’t be bothered to use this everyday 30 minutes as long as it reduced my Tinnitus

[XyrusMontemayor]

Glad to hear from u again sir anthony, its been a while. Appreciate ur concern not giving false hope, such honest gesture,

[DV.H.T.]

Amazing, just absolutely amazing!. Thank you for sharing, and please keep us updated!!!.

[hasfidanken]

Thanks for posting and for being a brave "guinea pig" (sorry for the lack of a better term) for an experiemental therapy

[minzhezhou]

Thanks for sharing and congrats on your results, hope everyone can get relief !

[PW]

Anthony, this is incredible!!! Best of luck with this device and to all in our community who decide to try it!

[carlosrincon]

Amazing news, keep us update as you guys keep improving and fine tuning the device.

[Ronaldstamosti]

We are electrical organisms. Despite the science, using electricity to calm down the hyperactivity only makes sense. This method is already used for phantom pain…

[marcomilan]

Make sure you keep us updated on the hyperacusis too, i heard of a lot of people seeing progress on that front too with DIY Susan Shore devices

[wsattler]

A Medical Device should takes less time for the FDA to approve than say a drug, especially one like this that's non-invasive and really has no chance of hurting the patient, the lack of FDA approval is frustrating.

[rickbellmusic]

Thanks for doing this! I'm dying to try it! Nothing else has worked for me. My life is so affected by my tinnitus, hyperacusis & diplacusis in left ear (distortion) for almost a year now. Have grown cranky, to say the least! 🙂

[kittyroo-xp]

Thanks. I would give anything to feel normal again.

[ЛилияНаумова-се]

Энтони, я так рада! Эмоции меня переполняют. Надежда есть!

[DouglasDantoni]

Looks like it's up to you guys to make this available to everyone because the FDA have no plans to ever release this to the public, damn them ...

[dmeyer-iuzg]

Great news .will be following and intrested to create my own device in the future

[kajusia]

So this device actually works? But we have to wait years for the official device from the Auricle company? It could save lives, especially for those with catastrophic tinnitus, why do we have to wait so absurdly long for the official device to be released on the market😢😢

[Antonychief]

Thank you for giving us hope, hopefully the device will come out soon ❤

[jazzhead]

this is an amazing feat of work sir, I don't want to get too excited but it gives me a glimmer of hope, would this possibly help hearing loss induced tinnitus?

[djbenfoster]

This is amazing work, and as others have said gives some hope in making tinnitus more manageable. A couple of questions. How did you ensure the timing is right between the shocks and the sound as I believe this is very important? Secondly how close does the sound need to be to your own tinnitus to make this work well? I think I might struggle with my own sound because it is very variable. I have what I would say is a static sound but then another which oscillates but which is also very close to the original static sound, so it seems like one thing is going on in my ear, but i think it's actually 2 separate things