Tinnitus is a word which describes a noise in the ear or ears which is not caused by an external sound source. Tinnitus symptoms might include ringing, whirring, clicking or pulsing sounds.
Help for tinnitus symptoms can be achieved by tinnitus masking. This can make tinnitus symptoms less intrusive.
Tinnitus hearing aids covers a number of different tinnitus devices worn to provide tinnitus relief.
There are three main categories of tinnitus hearing aids.
- A hearing aid
- A tinnitus masker
- A combination device
Hearing Aids
Hearing aids work by using a microphone, amplifier and speaker. Sounds received through the microphone are amplified and sent to the ear through the speaker.
This simple process can help with tinnitus because it raises the ambient background levels of noise you hear. This on its own can help mask tinnitus symptoms. If you are hearing higher levels of external sounds you are less likely to focus or hear your tinnitus.
Tinnitus Maskers
Tinnitus maskers can be classed as a tinnitus hearing aid because they are used to provide tinnitus relief through tinnitus masking. Tinnitus masking describes the process of covering over a tinnitus sound with another more pleasant sound. We sell the new state of the art Sueno product range. They have three distinc programmes which are tailor made for tinnitus management. These are white noise, pink noise and ocean waves. Our bes tsellers are the Sueno Pro R tinnitus masker and the Sueno Pro S open tinnitus masker. If you have your own bespoke ear mould and need to attach it a tinnitus device you might like to buy the Sueno Pro S Graphite New tinnitus masker.
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Sueno Pro S Graphite
Price range: £414.99 through £764.00
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Sueno Pro S Graphite
Price range: £369.00 through £699.00
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Sueno Pro R
Price range: £454.99 through £864.99
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Combination Devices
Combination devices provide a combination of white noise to provide tinnitus relief as well as helping to improve hearing function to raise background noise levels.
What Types of Device Is Best For Me?
Different devices are suitable for different people. If you have a low level of hearing loss a tinnitus masker might be the most suitable option. They are relatively cheap in comparison to hearing aids or combination devices. They are also simple and consistent and less likely to go wrong.
If you have high levels of hearing loss you might want to consider a hearing aid or combination device as your go to tinnitus relief product.


