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The Lenire is such a major rip off - at £3000 or so it looks like a contrived device to separate suffering people from their money. Plus trips to Ireland which can be very costly. The problem with measuring tinnitus is that subjects are being asked to give a score on their reduction - this is...

Thanks so much @Hazel. Were there any interesting/compelling presentations on hyperacusis?

Having been in medical device development for 30 years in startups, most often the R&D, project and development engineers are laid off and the marketing group is staffed up once the product is released, especially when it's a one product company like Neuromod.

...plus electrical body stimulation has potential to treat chronic pain Interesting. More benefits from bimodal stimulation. Shows this is really a good path to follow. The researcher is the man behind Lenire. Does not matter what you think about Lenire, he is an experienced scientist in this...

You must absolutely forgive yourself! You tried a supposedly ‘proven treatment’ for tinnitus. Unfortunately Lenire is anything but. It’s a poorly researched, appallingly trialled joke of a device marketed by snake oil salesmen preying on the desperation of people looking for some peace from...

If some Tinnitus Talk members are or have been in the clinical trials for Dr. Shore's device, are they required to not post any information? I think I remember some member who was participating in clinical trials for Lenire and provided some information here prior to the launch, am I right?

Shore’s device is also fundamentally different than Lenire. Shore’s device is based on calming the excited tinnitus causing neurons in an effort to reduce or eliminate tinnitus. Lenire is based on exciting different neurons than the tinnitus causing ones in an effort to cause habituation...

The arsehole has a financial relationship with Lenire too. What's his next job? Offering milk thistle extract and CBT to people suffering from pancreatic cancer? He has a few good videos to pump up the viewing numbers but at the core he has nothing to offer that a high street audiologist doesn't.

I used Lenire for 6.5 weeks.

...effectiveness. Likely, you would see NIH/VFA in the U.S. subsidize the device for military service members, sort of how they are/have with Lenire. Eventually, insurance will not be able to deny its effectiveness, and it will work its way into major insurance carriers, etc. Even then, there...

As of yesterday I counted only 17 clinics in the entire US that were carrying Lenire (and none were in Illinois). This bears all of the characteristics of going the way of every one of those other now defunct "treatments" (SoundCure, Neuromonics, The Levo System, Desyncra). How do they expect...

But tinnitus volume is somewhat subjective. Right? I can have very low level tinnitus and it can be extremely bothersome and intrusive and therefore, I think it’s very high in volume. Somebody could have tinnitus that they estimate to be 60 dB high and it doesn’t bother them. I guess my...

Is it actually true that Lenire can make the tones you hear softer? Since my reintroduction of Paxil, my tone is so much higher than before. I'd love to have it softened.

...a trial. In tinnitus, a large placebo response is often seen. Due to this, a crossover design is often better, where the participant is their own placebo. My biggest concern is seeing misleading scams in academia (Lenire & Neosensory) promoted by reputable charities, companies, and media...

Thanks indeed for sharing! Well, let's hope the Auricle/Shore device will be a better approach to bimodal stimulation! Lenire approval might help Auricle approval and lead to some competition between the companies. On the other hand, Lenire's disapproval and Auricle's approval would show that...

Yeap, that was my idea. Supposedly the timing matters, but who knows how this Lenire s**t works, and if it works at all. Will Sedley sounds alone help me, Lenire alone seemed to have helped a bit, hence I thought maybe I can benefit from a synergistic effect? In the end it’s all attempts and errors.

Make sure you spread the word to warn others.

Awesome!!! That was the dream of how this was going to work for us all. Congrats at finally finding something to offer real relief.

OK, I stumbled across the podcast and learned it indeed sounds like "Ireland". EDIT: Oh, never mind. They pronounce it both ways in the podcast. I should listen more and post less.

This sounds like Lenire again.

Is Lenire helping you currently?

Are you sure, that Lenire did that magic or did you just adapt, habituate etc. :D

Seems to be the case. The success rate is not looking too impressive though. But I think there are some people earlier in this thread who had benefits too.

So much for FDA and safety...

...Brain Circuits Using Targeted Auditory-Somatosensory Stimulation to Treat Phantom Percepts A Randomized Clinical Trial," key differences between Dr. Shore's work and previous studies. I would imagine that would include Lenire. In terms of Lenire,, here is a portion of one of my previous posts:

There's new firmware available for the Lenire device. My device is dated 2023-04-13, so not terribly old. But it has always had this annoying glitch where, twice during every session, a "scratchy" noise lasting about one second would occur. It was annoying but not really terrible. But I found...

I used the pathsurveyor.com that they mentioned in the video. Here is the timeline for Lenire. Couldn't find Dr. Shore's. De Novo approvals seem to take 18-24 months. 510k (if that's the route) can take as little as a month, with an average of 121 days. Thing is, has it been submitted...

...is busy working on publishing the TENT-A2 study which will have new and more fine tuned timings (from what I understood), I have a feeling Lenire will be getting an update. The question is, will the device simply get new software or will they launch a completely revised version of Lenire...

Is this just personal conjecture? If not, where are you getting information about updates to Lenire or that it is related to TENT-A2?

Do you reckon, having used Lenire, that it might rule out being able to use Auricle? Probably a stupid question but due to some change in pathways or something. I'm tempted to try Lenire but don't want to rule myself out of Auricle.

How long did you use Lenire for?

I think there was one user on this thread that reported issues along those lines, but I forget who.

...is. Under the same rubric I don't give much thought to reactivity; the tinnitus changes in response to sound but for me that is a bit of a shrug. Overall I probably complain about my tinnitus slightly less when I am doing Lenire but it isn’t a very meaningful difference to my quality of life.

She already had nerve pain and issues before using Lenire. You can search here and see her posts related to the pain she had prior to Lenire. Attached for your reference. I also believe she was desperate about Lenire and did a full 3 hours in a row for the first few days.