Tinnitus Aid: help ear ringing
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Version :2.4
Size :96.00Mb
Updated :Jan 26,2022
Developer :Phase4 Mobile
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Pros and Cons from users' feedback
Based on the users' reviews of the Tinnitus Aid Help Ear Ringing app, here are the conclusions: **Pros:** 1. Effective sound therapy: Users praised the app's ability to reduce tinnitus symptoms with highly customized and soothing soundscapes. 2. User-friendly interface: Reviewers commended the app's intuitive design, making it easy to navigate and adjust settings for personalized relief. 3. Sense of community: Many users appreciated the app's online support group, allowing them to connect with others who share similar tinnitus experiences. **Cons:** 1. Limited customization options: Some users felt that the app's customization settings were too limited, which hindered their ability to tailor the therapy to their specific needs. 2. No professional medical endorsement: A few reviewers expressed concerns about the app's lack of endorsement by medical professionals, which led to uncertainty about its effectiveness. 3. Occasional glitches: A handful of users experienced occasional bugs and technical issues while using the app, which disrupted their therapy sessions. Please note that these conclusions are based on a general analysis of the users' reviews, and individual experiences may vary.
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Description
Do you have tinnitus or “ringing in the ears”? Tinnitus Aid is a free version of our powerful Tinnitus HQ app. Recent research shows that tinnitus can be treated by listening to sounds that have been filtered to remove your specific tinnitus frequencies.* Choose from a wide variety of high-quality natural sounds and create sound mixes to help relieve your tinnitus symptoms. Sample advanced bandstop and bandpass filters to identify your tinnitus frequencies and create custom sound masks for tinnitus relief. The advanced filters can be applied to both ears or just one ear, and different frequency ranges can be used for each ear. You can set a wide range of filter widths from 0.1 to 4.0 octaves, down to 1Hz resolution. And you can adjust the volume level in each ear with a single balance control. Upgrade to Tinnitus HQ to gain full use of these powerful filters and over 500 high-quality natural sounds. Download Tinnitus Aid now to help relieve tinnitus symptoms and sample our advanced Tinnitus HQ app. Tinnitus Aid features: • Catalog of natural sounds recorded on location around the world • Long high-quality stereo recordings • Sample of Tinnitus HQ bandpass and bandstop filters that identify and mask ringing frequencies. • Easy-to-create blended mixes of any 4 sounds • Modern easy-to-use interface • Beautiful high-definition images from around the globe • Runs in background while using other apps or when the screen is locked • Timer with slow audio fade-out Download Tinnitus Aid now. * See http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0138595, http://www.pnas.org/content/107/3/1207.full, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2918775/ for descriptions of notched sound therapy and its positive results. * Please talk with your doctor about ringing in the ears and any other symptoms. Don’t use this or any other app as a substitute for professional medical advice. Image credits: http://www.phase4mobile.com/image-credits-tinnitushq
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    By bigmommadibowApr 5,2019
    The free stuff on this app works good if you don’t want to pay for the premium. However it keeps popping up wanting me to buy the premium which is annoying. Also ads are constantly popping up at the bottom and you have to report them to Google add blocker so that they don’t keep sending the same meds but somehow new ones keep coming up. I’ve only use this for one day and it seems to help a little bit with the constant white noise in my ear. The app is good except for pressuring you to buy the premium package and the issue of continuous ads popping up at the bottom of the page. Confirmed user of this app. Thank you
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    By SponglishNov 29,2020
    I spent more than an hour trying to use this horrible app to determine the frequency my tinnitus rings at, but had no luck because every few minutes, as I was shifting frequency ever so slightly, the app would throw me off with a demand that I pay for a seemingly useless app because (take their word for it!), however bad the free version is, it’ll work great in the pro version. Bzzzz! Wrong. Part of the problem is being interrupted all the time in the free app, but the GUI will be just as awful in the pro version. Specifically, when you’re scrubbing the waveform across freqs, you can shift small amounts with good control, but take your finger off the screen for any reason, and when you try to continue from where you left off you can’t because the wave jumps way off from where it had been as soon as you touch it. I suppose I could have constantly watched the readout so I’d know where I’d left off, but I was trying to concentrate on listening to minute variations in sound. They shoul...