Apps for Ringing in the Ears (Tinnitus)
Tinnitus apps play sounds and teach coping skills. They help many people feel less bothered by the ringing.
They do not cure tinnitus. Some signs need a prompt visit before you use any app.
The apps
We list the apps in no order. 2 apps.
ReSound Relief
ReSound (GN Hearing)
Tinnitus sounds, relaxation exercises and learning tools.
Good for: People who want sounds and exercises to use between visits.
Oto
Oto Health Ltd
Guided tinnitus sessions and sounds that you get through a clinic.
Good for: People who want a structured program through a clinic.
Limits to keep in mind
- Tinnitus in one ear, tinnitus that beats with your pulse, or tinnitus with sudden hearing loss needs a prompt visit.
- Keep sound at a low, comfortable volume.
- Tell your audiologist what helps and what does not.
This guide is general information. It does not diagnose hearing loss and it does not replace a hearing evaluation. An app cannot tell you why you hear less. An audiologist can.
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Questions to bring to your visit
Write these on your phone or print this page. Bring them to your hearing evaluation.
- What may be causing my tinnitus?
- Which sounds should I try?
- Do I need a medical check first?
More ways to find an app
- Phone calls
- Restaurants and noise
- Talk in the room
- Meetings and lectures
- Check your hearing
- Sound alerts at home
- New hearing aid users
- Helping a parent
- No-cost apps
- For iPhone
- For Android
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- Hearing aid apps
- Captioned phone calls
- Live captions
- Hear speech better
- Hearing checks
- Tinnitus
- Sound alerts
- Listening practice
- Sign language
Talk to an audiologist
Tinnitus care is a focus at our offices. Call 650-342-9449 to book a tinnitus visit.
California Hearing Center has offices in San Mateo and San Carlos. One phone number reaches both: 650-342-9449.
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