Hawthorn extract is sometimes suggested as a supplement which can help tinnitus. Is there any proof that it works? Read more
Hibiscus is a herbal supplement that it sometimes suggested for tinnitus. Is there evidence for its effectiveness? Read more
Tinnitus 911 is one of the most widely internet advertised supplements claiming to treat tinnitus. What does research say about its ingredients? Read more
Silencis Pro is a supplement that claims it relieves tinnitus. We look at the evidence. Read more
This page lists a number of treatments and gives our verdict on them. If you click on the treatment name, you can see the decision making tool we used to come to that verdict. Read more
Tranquillis is a supplement sold as a tinnitus treatment. What is the evidence that it works? Read more
Sonus Complete is a widely advertised supplement claiming it can reduce tinnitus. How do the claims stand up? Read more
Acouphenol is a heavily advertised supplement that claims to alleviate tinnitus. Is there any evidence to support this? Read more
Alprazolam (also known under the trade name of Xanax) is sometimes suggested for people with tinnitus. Is it effective? Read more
Lenire (TM) is a new treatment for tinnitus. What is the evidence of its effectiveness? Read more
Cannabis - or the components derived from cannabis, such as cannabidiol (CBD oil) or cannabinol are sometimes suggested as a treatment for tinnitus. Do they work? Read more
EMDR - or eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing - is a therapy that's attracting a lot of interest. How does it help tinnitus? Read more
This page gives information about betahistine, which is a treatment often suggested for tinnitus. Read more
The Levo(R) Therapy System is available privately. We examine the evidence of its effectiveness. Read more