withintention
Member
- Nov 26, 2023
- 97
- Tinnitus Since
- 10/2023
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Noise and/or infection
Posting an update as I am starting the treatment again after six months without it. I have been tracking my tinnitus distress daily for the past three months and will continue tracking it for another three months while using the device.
Here is the graph for the last three months. It is interesting to see that the trendline is already going down even without treatment.
For those interested, the cost is $400 per month. This includes $100 per month for renting the tDCS device. On top of that, they require a video call once a week to receive a week's worth of activation codes for the device, and they charge $75 for each of these calls.
To me, this feels like a clear money grab. The video calls are unnecessary—you just join for about two minutes while they give you the codes. They could easily send them by email. Charging $75 each week in addition to the $100 monthly rental is excessive and unjustified.
If I find the treatment helpful, I plan to look into getting my own device that I can use independently. This lab is adding no real value while charging quite a lot.
Here is the graph for the last three months. It is interesting to see that the trendline is already going down even without treatment.
For those interested, the cost is $400 per month. This includes $100 per month for renting the tDCS device. On top of that, they require a video call once a week to receive a week's worth of activation codes for the device, and they charge $75 for each of these calls.
To me, this feels like a clear money grab. The video calls are unnecessary—you just join for about two minutes while they give you the codes. They could easily send them by email. Charging $75 each week in addition to the $100 monthly rental is excessive and unjustified.
If I find the treatment helpful, I plan to look into getting my own device that I can use independently. This lab is adding no real value while charging quite a lot.
