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Unfortunately indeed. Sound Pharma advances pivotal Phase 3 clinical trials in Meniere's Disease Quote from source: “Additionally, SPI-1005 treatment reduced tinnitus perception or tinnitus loudness (TL) by a statistically significant difference (p-value <0.05 using Fisher's Exact test) when...

I don't want to be a big party pooper. But I did the same as you. Asking for compassionate use. Emailed them 3 times. Called 5 times. Let my doctor email 2 times. I never ever received one single response. So don't get your hopes up. "Boosting up the habutation :wacky: o_O"

I have emailed two times and called them once leaving a message. No reaction so far. No answer yet, ofcourse. But don't you worry I'm going to stalk them until I get an answer. I don't really give a S...

For whom it may be interesting. I took some steps to find out their stance on Expanded Access/Compassionate Use possibilities. I can update if anyone is interested. See the email down below: Dear to whom it may concern, myTomorrows is a company that helps patients with an unmet medical need...

Oeff sketchy indeed, they need some brave clinical trial participants for that o_O

But why wait? I can't find anywhere if they are open for expanded access.

I was thinking that as well, but I can't find anything about the possible side-effects. I (or anyone in that matter) don't want to ruin any changes for FX-322. If it depletes supportings cells like you mentioned audion's drug did then it's better to wait. I saw this statement "No serious...

So let me use my brain. It says: -sudden hearing loss -noise-induced hearing loss -age-related loss where sensorineural hearing loss and tinnitus are prominent features So this would mean that it's not only for acute stages :angelic:?

"These improvements in auditory function further support the use of SPI-1005 to treat sudden hearing loss, noise-induced hearing loss, and age-related loss where sensorineural hearing loss and tinnitus are prominent features." So is this only for Meniere's disease related tinnitus? Or can this...