Ring Relief Tablets — Works or Not?

After trying Lipoflavonoid and getting no improvement in tinnitus whatsoever I decided to try another supplement called Ring Relief Tablets by TRP. The product is a homeopathic medication that works by micro-diluting substances known to cause ringing.

After trying Ring Relief Tablets I can now say that this supplement also does not work.

So far I have not found a single thing on the market that improves my tinnitus. I know others have reported that other supplements work for their tinnitus such as Ginkgo and Zinc however there is no scientific evidence supporting these claims that any supplement helps tinnitus. It is frustrating reading success stories that are based on a placebo effect and IMO the ones that improved probably improved due to passage of time following an acoustic trauma as opposed to treatment via a supplement.

 

That is an accurate statement, except that does not correctly depict Ring Relief by TRP which is homeopathic medicine. Homeopathic medicine works by causing the sickness that one has, so in the case of tinnitus Ring Relief contains ingredients known to cause ringing except in micro amounts.

 

It's supplements like these that are huge enemies to tinnitus sufferers.

 

It's a total scam, Ring Relief is homeopathic which means it doesn't absolutely nothing.

I wonder if I can provoke them into sueing me.

 

Personally I have found small but consistent relief from my tinnitus with two products. Ring Stop in half a pill, and Ring Relief Ear Drops. I've tried Clear Tinnitus with no effect which is another supplement.

I have noticed that many people on here are too skeptical of any claims that any supplement products work. Even the second poster seemed to make sense of being skeptical, but if you look closely at what he said it's contradictory. On the one hand he says "Basically supplements are crap and do not work" then on the other hand he says "That's because supplements won't work unless you are deficient in what you are taking the supplement for." Which basically just means that supplements can work in some people. See the contradiction. It's one thing to be skeptical it's another to be a pseudo-skeptic.

What does all this mean if one supplement might work another doesn't? I means you have to try them out and see for yourself just like any doctor prescribed medication (especially psychiatrist medications which have a high rate of testing). See as it turns out the same logic that doctors use to prescribe drugs is the same logic that is used when testing supplements.

 

Ring Relief is homeopathic and there is no scientific evidence homeopathy works.

The placebo effect is real and reduced anxiety from taking supplements could reduce your tinnitus or even make you perceive that.

 

I am not one to be prone to the placebo effect. Meaning I don't believe based off of what someone tells me necessarily, I believe once some effect is achieved. I know people that are prone to the placebo effect and I think fundamentally different than them. Case in point "Clear Tinnitus" didn't work. If the effect was just all placebo then "Clear Tinnitus" would have worked too just like the other supplements. But it didn't, because it wasn't placebo.

And if the effect is just reduced anxiety then that is pretty much what doctors currently offer themselves anyway.

 

The truth about Ring Relief...

https://www.fda.gov/inspections-com...armaceuticals-private-limited-567957-03212019

1. Your firm failed to maintain the buildings used in the manufacture, processing, packing, or holding of a drug product in a clean and sanitary condition and to keep them free of infestation by rodents, birds, insects, and other vermin (21 CFR 211.56(a)).

In the raw material storage room our investigator observed numerous flying insects. FDA observed your staff dispensing (b)(4) raw material for use in production, batch #(b)(4), in this room and a live moth was observed floating in this raw material. You use (b)(4) to manufacture your homeopathic drug products. When the investigator pointed out the presence of this moth in your (b)(4) raw material, you continued to manufacture homeopathic drug products using the raw material contaminated with the insect.

In addition, various raw materials, some packaged in burlap sacks, were observed scattered across your quarantine room, and the ceiling in this room was stained with what appeared to be mold. Leaking containers of one raw material were observed in close proximity to other raw materials in your warehouse and what appeared to be unidentified (b)(4) were observed adhering to the air vents in the production areas which are used to manufacture multiple homeopathic drug products.​

 

All these things are scams.

 

Yeah that doesn't look good on their behalf. The only thing I can say is that pharmaceutical companies are not perfect either. Sometimes their batches are not as potent as they say. But I got to say I think I'm done with Ring Relief. Fuck that shit. A moth in their ingredients. LOL can't make that sh#t up.

 

Distraction and keeping busy work, not a cure but a coping strategy that helps me.

 

They work in lining their pockets.

 

Fuck Ring Relief.

Here's their contact page:

https://www.thereliefproducts.com/contact-us-page/



Whatever The Women's Choice Award is, they granted it to Ring Relief.



Here's their stupid website.
https://www.womenschoiceaward.com/

 

How would ear drops help an issue with the middle OR inner ear?

 

TheReliefProducts.com sell "Eye Floaters Relief" and many other "Relief" products too. All homeopathic B-U-L-L-S-H-I-T. Fuck them, fuck them, fuck them!

 

What if bugs, rat sh!t, mold and everything else they had combined to form the cure for tinnitus and cancer...

 

They sure as heck wouldn't sell it for $10.99, that's all I know