MemberBecause he is guessing. He is fishing for a negative reaction and you are giving him what he wants. The price is not out yet.
Lenire — Bimodal Stimulation Treatment by Neuromod
- Thread starter Tinnitus Talk
- Start date
- Dec 18, 2015
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- 46
- Tinnitus Since
- 03/2015
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Noise induced, loud rock concert
I don't believe in discount for Poland specifically, I think the price will be the same everywhere. If the treatment is proven effective, believe me, they will find thousands of clients here, me included. Health has no price for me.
Watching the testimonials on their webpage is very encouraging. Although it may not eliminate tinnitus for everyone, a reduction in symptoms is a step in the right direction. If I can find some relief from this device it will be worth every penny I spend on it.
Ignore the negativity from some folks. I hope this device can deliver some needed relief for all who suffer from tinnitus. Just to be able to take some control over your situation is worth its weight in gold.
Ignore the negativity from some folks. I hope this device can deliver some needed relief for all who suffer from tinnitus. Just to be able to take some control over your situation is worth its weight in gold.
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Spoke with an insider today, they said that to even claim this would be available for purchase in North America by 2025 would be super optimistic.
Gotta fly to Ireland then? North Americans can do that right, then bring it back home?
Yeah I don't buy it. The US is their largest market. They're going to want to sell in North America ASAP before Dr. Susan Shore gets her device out. They know they can get a head start of their competition.
6 years before it's sold in the US, that's... funny.
Will have people on mars before that
Yeah that sounds like a real crock of you-know-what to me too. Something smells funny.
Someone should slap you. Stop spewing bullshit. You don't have any inside information.
Spoke with an insider today, they said that it's already a real thing. You just can't buy it yet.
Yes I have hyperacusis.@Snake, so sorry to hear thatYou have suffered so long
[I also often think that if so many things did not help before, Lenire would also fail - it's the fears justified by the past. I think so many of us feel this way. But I still have a lot of hope]
Do you have hyperacusis?
Honestly my brain still thinks that it's going to be another placebo effect treatment and another disappointment, but there is a lot of research behind this and even different teams working on it. I want to be proven wrong so I'll wait for the reviews from other patients, preferably from Tinnitus Talk.
If they give me a green light, well then I'll at least try to find some way to get Lenire.
If you have hyperacusis, I really believe that this device will help you a lot.
Hold on, Countryman.
This mick will be on a plane to Ireland faster.
I noticed a significant degree of skepticism from the patient testimonials on their website. One man had to be coaxed by friends and family to even enter the trials. I don't think any of them actually thought it was going to work. One woman even said she "missed a few days", but it still gave her significant improvement. Another said it eliminated her tinnitus completely. The Irish are pretty skeptical so I'm not sure if I would chalk it up to a placebo effect. I also can't believe that they would hold on to this device for the next 6 years if it showed improvements for hundreds of people. That would not only be inhumane, but would make absolutely stupid financial sense seeing there are millions that suffer from this condition. It's not only about the money to be gained, but also the money that is lost by this often disabling condition. Especially, if you consider all of our veterans who have acquired tinnitus. There is a race to treat/cure tinnitus and everyone wants to come in first place it would seem. I'm trying to remain hopeful with this one.
I think they are releasing it professionally rather than rushing it out which says a lot about the company. They will have invested a lot of money in this so when they release it they will want the release to be spot on. They know there is a huge market for it, they aren't a big pharmaceutical company with huge investors, this is the culmination of many years worth of work for them and they now have convincing evidence that it works - they will definitely be putting this out there ASAP. What other tinnitus treatment has an 80% success rate?
- Feb 11, 2019
- 801
- Tinnitus Since
- 01/2014
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Headcold/Flu
Good news from this morning:
"Neuromod Broadens Senior Leadership Team In Preparation For Global Commercialization Of Lenire Tinnitus Treatment."
"Neuromod Broadens Senior Leadership Team In Preparation For Global Commercialization Of Lenire Tinnitus Treatment."
- Apr 15, 2017
- 1,419
- Tinnitus Since
- 2008
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Noise
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Not even joking - a lot of companies claim success rates of these amounts but the reality is not the same. That's why it's important to have caution with these things. Don't want to kill positivity, but a quick search and you'll find what I'm saying.
Not trying to sound overly optimistic, but through this thing called innovation many things can be improved upon. Innovation only occurs from successes and failures as well. As long as the researchers haven't given up hope, nor should we.
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