Tinnitus Products

Tinnitus can affect anyone without warning, but you can manage it with our industry-recognised range of tinnitus products at Hearing Aid Accessories. Stay in control of your hearing and find relief with our effective solutions, including white noise machines, pillow speakers, and other devices designed to help you sleep and reduce the impact of tinnitus.

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    • The Mini Sound Pillow® aids troubled sleeps and relieves tinnitus pain by providing distracting sounds whilst falling asleep. Enjoying soft music, relaxing sounds, or soothing background noises- all played directly to your Sound Pillow from your compatible device. The new Mini Sound Pillow® is the perfect travel companion, it is the perfect size for when travelling by train or by…
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    • The Sleep Oasis Sound Therapy system allows you to drift to sleep by listening to natural and clinically proven sounds. This is the perfect product for you if you struggle to fall asleep. It will block out irritating noises and help reduce the discomfort caused by tinnitus. The Sound Oasis Sleep Sound Therapy System creates a soothing atmosphere to give…
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    • This book studies Tinnitus and also includes a complete programme for your recovery. Tinnitus can be a terrible affliction, both for the individual, and also for friends and family, and many people with tinnitus are currently left to fend for themselves. Despite this, prospects for recovery have never been better, based on recent advances in psychology, auditory neuroscience and medicine. Tinnitus…
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FAQ

What is tinnitus?

Tinnitus is the perception of sound when no external sound is present. It can manifest as buzzing, ringing, clicking, or a sharp whistle.

  • Subjective Tinnitus: Only you can hear the sound, usually caused by ear problems.
  • Objective Tinnitus: Your doctor can hear the sound during an examination, often caused by blood vessel issues or muscle contractions.
  • Bilateral Tinnitus: Heard in both ears, common and usually not serious.
  • Unilateral Tinnitus: Heard in one ear, which could indicate a serious underlying condition.
  • Pulsatile Tinnitus: Rhythmic tinnitus in sync with your heartbeat, often indicating a change in blood flow to the ear.

Yes, special tinnitus sleep pillows can help by providing soothing sounds directly to your ears, making it easier to fall asleep despite the tinnitus. Products like the white noise pillow and pillow speakers for tinnitus relief are popular choices.

  • Avoid Loud Noises: Protect your ears from loud environments.
  • Limit Stimulants: Reduce caffeine and alcohol intake as they can exacerbate tinnitus.
  • Avoid Silence: Use background noise or white noise to mask tinnitus sounds.
  • Use White Noise Machines: These devices can mask the tinnitus sound with soothing background noise.
  • Wear Hearing Aids: They can amplify external sounds, making tinnitus less noticeable.
  • Practice Stress Relief: Techniques like meditation and deep breathing can reduce the impact of tinnitus.
  • Try Tinnitus Therapies: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) can help you manage symptoms.

While there is no universal trick to stop tinnitus, some people find relief through methods like:

  • Sound Therapy: Using white noise or music to distract from tinnitus.
  • Habituation: Gradually training your brain to ignore the tinnitus sound.
  • Tinnitus Pillow Speakers: These can play soothing sounds or white noise to help you sleep.
  • Bluetooth Headbands and SleepPhones: Comfortable headbands with built-in headphones can play relaxing sounds throughout the night.
  • White Noise Machines: These devices can provide a constant, gentle background noise to mask tinnitus.

Habituation is the process by which your brain becomes accustomed to the tinnitus sound and begins to ignore it. This can be achieved through therapies like TRT and consistent exposure to low-level background noise.

  • Consult Your Audiologist: Get a comprehensive hearing test to diagnose your condition.
  • Explore Tinnitus Therapies: Consider CBT, TRT, and other therapies to manage symptoms.
  • Use Specialised Products: Incorporate tinnitus pillows, white noise machines, and other devices into your routine.
  • Join Support Groups: Contact organisations like the British Tinnitus Association for support and resources.

Yes, headphones, especially designed for comfort during sleep like SleepPhones and headband headphones, can help manage tinnitus by providing soothing sounds or white noise directly to your ears. They can be particularly useful at night to mask the tinnitus sound.

  • White Noise Machines: Help mask tinnitus with soothing background sounds.
  • Tinnitus Sleep Pillows: Provide comfort and relief during sleep.
  • Pillow Speakers: Allow you to play relaxing sounds directly to your ears.
  • Bluetooth Headbands and SleepPhones: Comfortable options for wearing headphones at night.