Tinnitus treatments
We check tinnitus treatments to see if they are safe and effective for those living with tinnitus
Here we provide a regularly updated list of tinnitus treatments and summarise the latest research to provide a verdict on safety and efficacy.
The ratings are as follows:
Safety - whether the treatment will do you any harm
- Evidence of risk of significant harm
- Possible risk of significant harm
- Limited or unlikely potential for significant harm
- Rigorous evidence of safety, or only small risks/minor harms
Efficacy - whether the treatment works for tinnitus
- Evidence that it is not effective
- No or limited evidence that it is effective
- Some evidence that it is effective
- Evidence that it is effective
If you hear of a treatment that isn’t listed here, please call the Helpline 0800 018 0527 or send an email to: [email protected]
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Nala Labs CBD Gummies
- Evidence of risk of significant harm
- Evidence that it is not effective
- Not recommended
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MediGreens CBD Gummies
- Evidence of risk of significant harm
- Evidence that it is not effective
- Not recommended
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Kara’s Orchards CBD Gummies
- Evidence of risk of significant harm
- Evidence that it is not effective
- Not recommended
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Lamotrigine (Lamictal)
- Possible risk of significant harm
- Evidence that it is not effective
- Not recommended
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Ring Ease
- Evidence of risk of significant harm
- Evidence that it is not effective
- Not recommended
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Ottomax+
- Evidence of risk of significant harm
- Evidence that it is not effective
- Not recommended
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Flunarizine (Sibelium)
- Possible risk of significant harm
- Evidence that it is not effective
- Not recommended
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Silencis Pro
- Possible risk of significant harm
- No or limited evidence that it is effective
- Not recommended
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Tinnitus Guard
- Possible risk of significant harm
- No or limited evidence that it is effective
- Not recommended
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Tranquillis
- Possible risk of significant harm
- No or limited evidence that it is effective
- Not recommended
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Triple Tinnitus Formula
- Possible risk of significant harm
- No or limited evidence that it is effective
- Not recommended
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Zinc
- Rigorous evidence of safety, or only small risks/minor harms
- No or limited evidence that it is effective
- Not recommended
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