Tinnitus relief. Sound therapy 5.0.1-40212

Please use headphones for optimal effect. To begin, adjust the volume to match your tinnitus level, then gradually lower it over a minute or two until your tinnitus subsides.

Select the ambient noise that appeals to you the most and set the volume low enough to hear surrounding sounds.

If you require temporary relief for your tinnitus or seek relaxation through soothing sounds, explore our new noise generator offering White, Pink, and Brown Noise. Known for their calming effects, these noises can assist in relaxation, focus, or promoting sleep.

Our free application includes the following sounds:

• Tinnitus Masking Sound
• Tinnitus Relief Sound
• Tinnitus Sound Generator

Close your eyes, put on your headphones, select a natural sound, and unwind or sleep peacefully.

Our app boasts the following features:

• Operates offline; no internet connection required
• Completely free with an option to remove ads for a fee
• High-quality nature sounds
• Stunning HD background visuals
• Control playback from lock screen or notifications menu
• Includes a sleep timer to help you drift off within 30 minutes
• Plays sounds in the background and mutes during incoming calls
• Offers free downloadable mp3 files with individual volume controls
• Promotes ultimate relaxation

This audio application is suitable for individuals who:

• Desire better sleep
• Engage in yoga or meditation practices
• Are learning proper breathing techniques
• Seek stress and anxiety relief
• Want to enhance focus and concentration

Tinnitus, characterized as a ringing or noise perception in the ears, affects approximately 15 to 20 percent of people. It is often symptomatic of an underlying issue rather than a condition itself.

If you experience sudden tinnitus or if it accompanies hearing loss or dizziness, common causes may include age-related hearing loss, exposure to loud noises, earwax blockages, or ear bone changes.