As some of you may know, I've been suffering from tinnitus (ringing in the ears) for a few years. I have Meniere's. I've also personally investigated several natural ways to reduce my tinnitus too. After I started talking about my issue, I was alerted to a supplement I've never heard of before – Tinnitus 911. Since I have a dog in this fight, I became interested and decided to review the product. Does Tinnitus 911 really work or is it a scam? Who makes it? These and other questions will be the focus of this review. Also, see my review of tinnitus supplements.
How Is Tinnitus 911 Supposed To Work?
The product is touted to improve ringing in the ears. Looking at the ingredients, it appears to me they seem to offer help by providing the following benefits:
- Improving blood flow to the ears
- Helping to support nerves involved in hearing
- Providing antioxidant support
Of course, this is just conjecture on my part. In the sections below, I'll cover the evidence the company has presented to support the choice of the ingredients in the product.
Tinnitus 911 Ingredients
Each bottle of Tinnitus 911 has 60 capsules. In 1 capsule, there are the following ingredients:
| Ingredient | Amount | Percent Daily Value |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin C | 60 mg | 100% DV |
| Vitamin B12 | 5 mg | 250% DV |
| Vitamin B6 | 5 mg | 250% DV |
| Niacin | 2.5 mg | 13% DV |
| Folic Acid | 100 mg | 25% DV |
| Garlic (powder) | 150 mg | N/A |
| Hibiscus Flower (powder) | 100 mg | N/A |
| Olive Leaf (18% extract) | 125 mg | N/A |
| Hawthorn Berry (1.8% extract) | 175 mg | N/A |
| Buchu Leaves (4:1 concentrate) | 25 mg | N/A |
| Uva Ursi (4:1 concentrate) | 15 mg | N/A |
| Juniper Berry (powder) | 15 mg | N/A |
| Green Tea (50% extract) | 15 mg | N/A |
In the table above NA = no daily value established
The company recommends taking 1 capsule daily with water to achieve optimum results. Each bottle will last 2 months.
Tinnitus 911 Clinical Evidence
The product website (Tinnitus911.com) does not list any clinical research on Tinnitus 911 itself. What they do however is list links to research on 11 of its 13 ingredients. The idea is that evidence for the ingredients means evidence for the product.
Let's look at the evidence the company provides for each ingredient separately.
Hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa)
Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases. List of Plants for Tinnitus. Plant. Chemical Count. Activity Count “Hibiscus sabdariffa, Chemical Count 42, Activity Count 19”. (click to download the PDF).
This is just a big list of “plants for tinnitus.” Ok, hibiscus is in the list but so too are a LOT of other things. The list offers no dosage amounts and no studies.
Dr. Duke was the former head of the USDA's Economic Botany Laboratory in Maryland. He is the author of numerous books on the medical uses of herbs.
Hawthorne Berry (Crataegus oxyacantha)
The evidence for hawthorn is a paper on caffeic acid (click to download the PDF), which is found in many things such as coffee and wine – as well as hawthorn. The ironic thing however is that neither hawthorn berry or crataegus oxyacantha are mentioned in this paper.
Olive Extract
The link provided for olive extract goes to a page on Medline that only mentions that olive extract is used for tinnitus. It does not provide any proof it actually works.
Niacin (B3) (Nicotinic acid)
The evidence for niacin helping tinnitus/ Meniere's presented is an except from a book published in 1982 titled Tinnitus: Facts Theories and Treatment. While this book does mention positive results with niacin conducted in the 1940s and 1950s, the book also states “Subsequent experience with niacin treatment has not been as positive, so while it is still occasionally used, it is not a routine component in the treatment of Meniere's Disease or of tinnitus.” That does not sound like an endorsement to me.
Vitamin B12
The source for evidence for B12 is a pdf file called Diagnostic Approach to Tinnitus. This appears to be a review of Tinnitus published in 2004 in the journal American Family Physician. Click here to download the pdf.
While this paper does mention lack of vitamin B12 may be a cause of tinnitus, it offers no evidence that taking B12 improves this condition. Many other things are also mentioned as a possible cause of tinnitus also.
It's interesting that the next source of proof below – for vitamin B6 states – “there is no clinical proof for the effectiveness of niacin in treating tinnitus.”
Vitamin B6
The source for B6 is a paper published in 2003 titled Alternative medications and other treatments for tinnitus: facts from fiction (Click to download PDF). The paper offers no dosing instructions for vitamin B6 but does say ” Only anecdotal evidence exists regarding this treatment method.”
Buchu leaves (Agathosma betulina)
The evidence for this herbal ingredient is the same as for hibiscus above – Dr. Dukes List of Plants for Tinnitus (click to download PDF). Buchu leaves are listed, but that's all we see. There is no evidence for it helping ringing in the ears, no dosing instructions, or anything else.
Green Tea
The evidence presented for green tea is a book titled Diet for Tinnitus. The Tinnitus911 website uses this quote from the book:
“There are three types of teas that should be consumed by tinnitus sufferers. These include: i. Green tea: Being one of the most respected types of tea, green tea …”
I have not read this book (it's available on kindle so I might grab it). I'll point out that consuming green tea (the beverage) may not offer the same results as green tea extract (what's often in supplements).
Uva ursi (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi)
The evidence for this ingredient is again, Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases. List of Plants for Tinnitus. As stated above, it's just a list of plants that Dr. Duke has listed as helpful for tinnitus. But, that's all it is – a list.
Juniper berries (Juniperus communis)
Once again, the evidence in support of Juniper berries is Dr. Dukes list of herbs for tinnitus. My hunch is his actual books might be of more help than just a list.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C is a well-known antioxidant. The evidence offered in support of vitamin C helping tinnitus is a paper titled, Antioxidant therapy in idiopathic tinnitus: preliminary outcomes. This investigation involved 31 people with tinnitus who were given a mixture of vitamins (vitamin C and E), beta carotene and phospholipids for 18 weeks (4.5 months).
The combination of ingredients appeared to reduce tinnitus symptoms which is great. But, vitamin C was one of several ingredients uses. You can't pin down the benefits of this study to just vitamin C.
Also – and more importantly- the Tinnitus 911 supplement does not contain all of the ingredients used in this study. While this is a very interesting study, I don't see it as evidence for Tinnitus 911.
Who Makes Tinnitus 911
The company calls itself PhytAge Laboratories. The name PhytAge is a play on words and pronounced Phyt-Age (“Fight Age”). The prefix “Phyt” and “phyto” refers to plants. The name seems to be a reference to an anti-aging supplement they also market called “PhytAge PLUS.”
PhytAge Labs Address
This is a bit of a rabbit hole, but here is what I was able to find out:
The website for PhytAge Labs was registered in 2015. The Tinnutus911.com website was registered in 2017.
From PhytAgeLabs.com, the company has two different locations:
Mailing Address
1732 1st Avenue #28568 New York, NY 10128. This address corresponds to a UPS store.
Address for Returns
PhytAge Laboratories
37 Inverness Drive East, Suite 100 Englewood, CO 80112. This address corresponds to a company called “ShipOffers.”
The company, Ship Offers (ShipOffers.com) is a fulfillment company. They help other organizations, create supplements, market them and ship them off to customers. Since PhytAge labs shares the same location as ShipOffers, one wonders where the actual “laboratory” is?
Interestingly, The Better Business Bureau lists another address for PhytAge laboratories: 7308 S. Alton Way #2A Centennial, CO 80112. This address has in common 2 other companies:
- Supplement Support (see BBB file)
- ThirdView (ThirdView is a website marketing company)
The Alton Way address is also listed for ShipOffers also. If that's the case, where is PhytAge Laboratories really located?
From a press release, I learned ThirdView also makes and markets dietary supplements, which people can purchase and then sell as their own products. This is called Private Labeling. ThirdView appears to be related to another organization called EyeFive Inc which is an online marketing company. So, is a website marketing company really behind Tinnitus911?
For more insights, See the DietSpotlight Review.
PhytAge Labs has a BBB rating of B-. See the BBB file for updates and more information
ShipOffers had a BBB rating of “F. See the BBB File for updates and more information.
Who Is Charlie Gains?
One page I saw on the Tinnitus 911 site featured a testimonial/story from someone named Charlie Gains. The testimony starts off like this “Hi, my name is Charlie Gaines and this is the true story about how I helped find a real answer for tinnitus.”
Whether or not Charlie Gains actually exists, I cannot say because at the bottom of the Tinnitus 911 website it states “Charlie Gains is a pen name. Any likeness to a real Charlie Gains living or dead is entirely coincidental.” What does that mean? I don't understand why a pseudonym is needed. Why doesn't Charlie Gains want us to know his real name? I don't know what to make of this.
Tinnitus 911 Cost
Here are the prices I saw when this review was created:
- 1 bottle: $69.95
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LipoFlavonoid Plus 150 caplets 2 bottles: 59.95
- 4 bottles: $49.95
In my opinion, this is expensive. Remember, there is no clinical evidence for Tinnitus911 itself to prove it actually works.
Tinnitus 911 is on Amazon but it was expensive there too when I looked.
Tinnitus 911 vs. Lipoflavonoid
Lipoflavonid is the most popular supplement for tinnitus / Meniere's disease on the market. Every doctor I've talked to has heard of this supplement. How does Lipoflavonoid compare to Tinnitus 911? Here is a side-by-side comparison of the ingredients in each:
| Tinnitus 911 (1 capsule) | Lipoflavonoid (3 caplets) |
|---|---|
| Vitamin C 60mg | Vitamin C 300mg |
| Vitamin B12 5mg | Vitamin B1 1mg |
| Vitamin B6 5mg | Vitamin B2 3mg |
| Niacin 2.5mg | Niacin 10mg |
| Folic Acid 100mg | Vitamin B6 1mg |
| Garlic powder 150 mg | Vitamin B12 5mcg |
| Hibiscus Flower 150mg | Pantothenic acid 5mg |
| Olive Leaf Extract 125 mg | Calcium 87mg |
| Hawthorn berry 175 mg | Blend (1500mg) consisting of the following: |
| Buchu Leaves 25mg | 1. Eriodictyol glycoside |
| Uva Ursi 15mg | 2. Choline bitertrate |
| Juniper Berry Powder 15mg | 3. Inositol |
| Green Tea Extract 15 mg | 4. Lemon bioflavonoid complex |
As can be seen from the table, both supplements have some vitamins in common although they differ in the amounts.
But, that's not what's important.
When it comes to lipoflavnoid, the evidence is on its lemon bioactive complex. Research done in the 1960s appeared to show this lemon extract helped reduce tinnitus. Is the research perfect? No. When I tried Lipoflavonoid, it did not help me but I've heard others say it helped them.
Lipoflavonoid is much less expensive than Tinnitus 911.
Click here to read how I tried to cure my tinnitus.
Tinnitus 911 Side Effects
In healthy people, Tinnitus 911 appears to be safe. Based on the ingredients, here are a few things to keep in mind when trying this product. This list is not complete:
- Stop taking Tinnitus 911 at least 2 weeks before surgery
- Speak to your doctor /pharmacist first if you are pregnant/breastfeeding
- Speak to your doctor/pharmacist if you take any medications, like blood thinners
- Speak to your doctor/pharmacist first if you have any medical issues like heart or blood pressure problems
- If possible, start the first week by taking less than is recommended to see how you respond.
Tinnitus 911 Pro and Con
Here's a brief overview of what I liked and didn't like about this supplement. These are my own opinions. Take it for what it is:
| What I liked | What I didn't like |
|---|---|
| website lists supporting evidence | Lacks clinical evidence |
| Likely safe in healthy people | Evidence listed for ingredients was lackluster |
| Lack of transparency about company location | |
| It's expensive |
Does Tinnitus 911 Really Work?
Even though I have Meniere's, I did not try Tinnitus 911 and that is because I didn't think it was worth it based on the totality of what I saw as I reviewed this supplement. I've been down too many rabbit holes already trying to find a cure for my own tinnitus. I understand that is a shortcoming to this review. In my defense, I might have tried it if there was better evidence presented for the ingredients or if I had more faith in the company that supposedly makes it. Have you tried Tinnitus 911? If yes, let me know what happened.
Here it is on Amazon
Hi everyone, There’s some research on acai berry supplements helping tinnitus. I’ve looked at the research and produced this video to show you what happened, how much acai berry was used, and what the results were. I hope it helps
https://youtu.be/wARgoanDg84
This goes to my Youtube Channel
If you come across any tinnitus supplements you want me to review, leave a comment. Thanks and I hope you all doing well.
hi I have had tinnitus for years some days better then others I was told it was due to playing in the bands and building trades, I have tried everything / but a few weeks ago I woke one morning and it was gone. I was so happy but short lived with in three days it was back. I tried to workout was if it something I had eaten which stopped it dead in its track. I will never know the sounds are still with me
Melvin, Ive had that feeling too – you think its gone and then it comes back. This is one of the weird things about tinnitis. Today I have good and bad days. Most days I think I can ignore it and fortunately it does not seem to be interfering with my hearing too much. I know others who have it much worse than I do. Have you tried any of the supplements like Lipoflavonoid?
Here is the Lipoflavinoid review
Heres my tinnitus supplements review – includes all the therapies I tried.
My ear ringing is with me all the time too. I know what you are going through.
I have used Tinnitus 911 for about 6 months. Before taking it I could hear 3 different sounds in my head. After taking Tinnitus 911 twice a day for about 2 months, one of the sounds disappeared. After 3 months someone called me up to renew which I did.
The other 2 sounds lessened in degree after about 5 months total. Since no one called me up to renew/re-order I have not been taking anything for 2 months now, and I am finding that the sounds are getting stronger.
Coincidence ? or perhaps there is an ingredient(s) in that product that is useful to me. I must say that I had good service and useful instructions so I am surprised by all the negative comments.
Hi Christiane, Im glad to hear Tinnitus has worked for someone. I was wondering myself. Like all supplements, my guess is results might vary from person to person. Im so glad to learn you are having some tinnitus relief 🙂
Joe
Don’t fall for it. It’s a BS letter from 911 company pretending to be real.. I got emails for years that sound pretty similar from “real people” like her that said the same thing. That is why I mentioned how hard it was to find your site as internet is cluttered and full of these fake testimonials such as this.
Company KNOWS you will post it as you claim you wish to be honest and open; this lines their pocket books. I can understand your willingness to publish something that is maybe real but you yourself acknowledge this company is a shell corporation and these pills are phony and can be sold as any miracle cure for anything and are manufactured by shysters to pass off onto desperate people.
It now makes me wonder about your truthfulness on this site…Are you also a part of it?
Hi Richard, I know this does go on. I’ve received my share of fake emails from people pretending to be legitimate on other reviews. I screen all emails before they are posted here. There are some litmus tests I run emails through to see if they are legit or not but ultimately its hard to tell.
I had no reason to suspect this email and so I posted it.
Richard, I work hard on all my reviews, doing the research myself. I know there are fake review sites out there. If you doubt my truthfulness, just read through my other reviews. You’ll see.
Here are some to get you started:
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Protandim Review
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Hi just to confirm that I am a real person and not a 911 company pretending to be real. Tinnitus 911 worked for me, it might not work for someone else. I just wanted to share my experience with the product.
I am more than willing to try other products as well, and Joe’s site is very useful and informative.
christiane (based in Quebec, Canada)
Christiane, thanks for saying that – and I’m very happy you find my site useful too. Keep in touch 🙂
In this sort of study x used the product – y got a response – the product has a low strike rate – You are one of the lucky buggers Christiane- May it continue to work
Tinnitus is a multifactorial condition – the tinnitus a manifestation of a number of related/unrelated issues – so you were lucky
I am so glad I found this site as I too look all the time for something to at least help with the craziness that sometimes comes when the ringing becomes extremely intense and loud and strange, sometimes like the strumming of a fan motor but then it goes back to a normal shrill and foghorns which I have learned to actually ignore. Crazy, right?
I have done every test and medical check up and drug known to man and every incredibly stupid bizarre miracle cure discovered by some regular guy that claims what experts do not know but HE some how discovered. I was not going to buy 911 but trying to find fraud info on it for friend who does take it in order to get him from wasting his money.
Your site is helping me a lot to deal with this illness. A lot of great information.
My only complaint is that trying to find this site is really difficult as 911 seems to own all reviews site when you try to find real info about product. Nothing but fake reviews and phony glowing testimonials from fake or paid actors. That company must clean up. Since its all “natural ingredients” I am sure there is no government scrutiny. What else do they claim to “cure”?
Hi Richard, so glad you found my review helpful and sorry you had a hard time finding my website. Google has been having some mood-swings and I think I have been impacted by it. I’m working on trying to change this. If you can post my website on social media etc that would help me get in front of more people.
Thanks for your review and the information I have gained. I did feel it was another con give me your money and go away trick, as all the others useing other peoples suffering to scam money. keep up the good work we need people like you. Kind regards Brian F
PS I do hope that someone will find a cure so we all can rest quietly.
Hi Brian, I really appreciate your kind words. I’m so glad you found my review useful. I also hope they find a cure for Tinnitus. I would love a rest from it myself. The American Tinnitus Association does a podcast you might be interested in too.
Here’s a link to their podcasts:
https://www.ata.org/understanding-facts/podcasts
I have had tinnitus for over 40 years and it is very loud. off the scale as my audiologist told me. it is high pitched and at times chimes and bells train whistle and steam engines. my hearing has gone from very bad to profound. I have used about every supplement known when I was a health practitioner and nothing slowed it down.
I am open to anything that works. even hearing aids barely help. one day i met a doctor on the board of tinnitus foundation. he told me nothing helped at first but after two years of using a masking device, it stopped.
he said the brain may take years but once it realizes the sound is not needed anymore it stops hearing it. i have not tried this yet. but I may soon. thanks for the warning on 911 . what do you think of his 100 dollars second guarantee?
Hi Paul, it sounds like you have a pretty bad case of tinnitus (ironically, as I write these words mine has been acting up this week too). Mine is nowhere as bad as what you describe. You do have my sympathies. I can only imagine what you must go through at times.
I have heard that masking devices – like white noise machines – can help tinnitus. I have not heard that they can reprogram the brain so tinnitus goes away though. Its quite possible the doctor has seen research I have not. I’d love to know more about this. If you try it, please let me know what happens.
When you say “$100 second guarantee”, do you mean for Tinnitus 911? I looked and did not see this listed. Is the guarantee for tinnitus 911?
Hi Joe,
Thank you so much for your investigations and sharing this, it has definitely stopped me from impulse buying out of desperation for relief.
Your a Gem Joe.
With much appreciation
Dianne H
Hi Dianne, that is so nice of you to say. I am very glad my review helped you. I understand desperation. Ive been there myself with my own tinnitus. I continue to look for new treatments. If you hear of anything (no pun meant) let me know and I’ll be happy to take a look at it. 🙂
Hi.i think I have been scammed the product called Tinnitus 911 which I have been taking for 2 months has done exactly nothing for my Tinnitus what so ever,
I will continue to take the next two months worth as I live in hope but think the name Tinnitus 911 says it all a bomb out.
Chris, thanks for sharing. Do let us know what happens after you finish taking it. That’s a good point you make about 911 (since today is 9/11).
I received great relief from a diuretic – and was asked by my partner to use 9 11 as it was 100% natural and 100% guaranteed – When used for several months in conjunction with the diuretic there may have been improvement (likely placebo of pleasing partner) ..
I ceased the diuretic – and after 7 or so days the noises are worse than ever – Back on diuretic 3 days and getting back to where I was.
911 – rubbish – In my work with pigs we often do before and after trials – if the after looks better we go back to before – if productivity declines – the after is a good system….
Peter, what is the water pill you are using? For a while I was taking HCTZ. I stopped taking it after about 6 months as I didn’t think it was helping.
Dithiazide which was used as a top up with IndapAmide –
Suspect the Dithiazide does the heavy lifting. it took several weeks of Dithiazide after dropping 911 for it go get back to “normal” . When I dropped the Dithiazide my tinnitus was worse than ever –
So we have before / after / before and I can say it is CRAP – expensive CRAP
Peter, yes Dithiazide -thats Hydrochlorothiazide – which I was prescribed too. Im glad it helped you. I took it for 6 months but didn’t notice a difference.Im starting to think my tinnitus is linked to an inbalance in the sodium/potassium pumps in my ear cells. I notice the sound gets worse very quickly after I drink a smoothie which contains fruits and veggies (I drink this most mornings).
I have been using Tinnitus911 for about 3 weeks. I got 4 bottles.
I got tinnitus about 8 years ago and since then my hearing has worsened and I wear hearing aids with the air openings because the tinnitus gets worse again with the louder sound. Mine sounds like I’m camping and the crickets and winds etc just pick up volume and stay 24 / 7.
I have adapted myself to it, sometimes music helps to relax.
I do not find an improvement with Tinnitus911, in fact I find it worsens when I don’t take it now. My bottle said 2 a day so that’s what I started at and no improvements yet.
I will continue just in case but it does not look promising.
deb
Hi Deb, sounds like your tinnitus is worse than mine is. I just have a constant high pitched sound without the crickets and wind noise. I am glad the music is helping you. Like you I have adapted to it for the most part.
Sorry to hear Tinnitus 911 didn’t help you. That is so odd your symptoms seem worse when you dont take it. I dont think anyone else has said that. Ill say a prayer the sounds you hear sound better after you finish the 4th bottle. Do circle back and let us know what happens in a few weeks when you are finished taking it.
Hi Joe,
Thank you for your review. My tinnitus started 3 years ago and manifests itself as a loud hissing or air hose sound, with occasional ringing added in all in stereo. I have had all the tests from 2 ENT’s and there is no physical abnormalities.
I have been taking Tinnitus911 for two months and have not had any change. No better, no worse, but I will finish my supply and then see if the 100% guarantee is for real. I am so disappointed and had hoped this would help.
Hi Ed, you are most welcome and thanks for sharing. So sorry Tinnitus 911 didn’t help you. Believe me I can empathize with your disappointment when a supplement or other treatment doesn’t work. If you try anything else, let me know. I’m always up for experimenting to try to stop my tinnitus.
I have Tinnitus in my left ear. Woke up one morning with complete sudden hearing loss and to me what sounded like a rock concert level of mixed up sound in the same left ear. This was 3 1/2 years ago. I was thinking I would go crazy. I have it 24/7. No cause was found from 2 ENT specialists so both said it must have been an infection.
I was told many suffer from it and to take a stress management course if I could not stand it. Tinnitus 911 has done nothing for my tinnitus and I have been taking it for only 2 weeks. I will finish the 3 bottles I have.
The good news for others who suffer from Tinnitus is that my brain has adjusted so I live with it as best I can and now I’m able to forget about it more and more often as time goes by. Amazing how our brains can adjust.
But any time I think about it, the noise is just as loud as always, 24/7. If there is less noise around me, my Tinnitus is not quite as loud most of the time. Interesting to me that prior to my hearing loss, I never had any hearing problems or tinnitus. I’m now 58 years old and very thankful I have one good ear that hears well and with no Tinnitus.
Hi Doug, thanks for sharing your story. Do let us know if your tinnitus gets better after you finish your 3 bottles of Tinnitus 911. I have not tried this supplement but am curious to know what happens.
Your story sounds like mine – no problems until it happened. It sounds like you did not get the crazy dizziness I did at first.Fortunately that seems to have passed for me. Like you, I have learned to deal with it but it is always with me. I do notice a little ringing in my right ear now but its less intense. I do think my hearing loss has stabilized.
may be getting some benefit – but also less fluid in middle ear due to diuretic and less stress – 3 bottles to go
Peter, thanks for sharing this, hopefully 911 will help you. I’m glad the diuretic helped you too. I wish it helped me. I took a diuretic for over 6 months I think and no different. I do agree stress can make it worse. Have you tried exercise? Ive heard (no pun) physical activity can help ringing in the ears.
I have had severe tinnitus with marked hearing loss for 30 years – I obtained significant relief by getting fluid out of the inner ear (diuretic) and sacking stressful clients – I was given 4 bottles of 911 – It may or may not be the cause of the improvement as I have been further reducing stress – 3 bottles to continue the test – The better I hear – the more reactive the tinnitus – a bloody drag
I forgot to mention – doing about 5+ hours solid swimming (now I work less) ,enjoying vegetable gardening and have greater enjoyment of life with the partner –
suspect the improved outcome is largely in the mind.
Hi Peter, that is great! So glad you have reduced the stress in your life. Stress can really do a number on us in more ways than making tinnitus worse 🙂
I used one bottle and it did not help me. If anything, it made my tinnitus worse. It was a big disappointment.
Hi Glen, sorry to hear Tinnitus 911 made your ear ringing worse. Did your ringing get worse immediately or did it happen toward the end of the month you took it?
Thanks for the objective review. I agree, there is no data to indicate let alone statistically validate that this product is effective. The internet has provided a safe – and distant, venue for a new generation of snake oil scammers.
Jim, Thanks. Just like with every generation, we must investigate what we take.
Your review of Tinnitus 911, saved me from acting on impulse. Thank you Joe, for the logic and clarity.
Hi Jose, I’m glad I was able to help! I appreciate your feedback and hope your tinnitus gets better. In case you missed it, here are all the things Ive done to try to cure my tinnitus
Tinnitus Supplements Review
I have been using it for a couple of months and it has not provided any relief.
Hi Glen, thanks for sharing your experiences. I’m sorry Tinnitus 911 was not helping you.
Here’s my review on Lipoflavinoid another tinnitus supplement
Here are all the supplements Ive tried for tinnitus
I tried for a month with no improvement. even more noise than before. I have stop now after suffering from a serious blood in my eye….. It is a con like a lot of other products on the market….
Hi Hugo, Sorry to hear Tinnitus 911 didn’t work for you. What was the blood in your eye all about? Blood clot? Do you think it was related to Tinnitus 911?