Tinnitus 911 Scam

Here are complaints from Amazon regarding Tinnitus911 and George Rivera/Steve Klayman's PhytAge Labs




Also beware of the following products other then Tinnitus 911

EagleEye911

Immunity911

Prostate911

 

Here is there tinnitus Propaganda video.
https://embed-ssl.wistia.com/deliveries/8f569f2da3310e698ee09b231a96ba2bc47bafc1.mp4

 

Tinnitus 911 is just like all the other scams! "Buy it now or the supply will run out tomorrow", high priced, etc. are the most used in every scam tinnitus cure product, and most other scams. If it really worked it would be one of the most sought out product on the market for any cure!

 

Phytage Labs (Nerve Control 911) is a miracle cure for peripheral neuropathy.

Here is there propaganda video.

Nerve Control 911 Reviews 2020 - Side Effects,...

Here is their pollution of Google Search reults

 

https://www.bbb.org/us/ny/new-york/profile/skin-care/phytage-labs-0121-171442/customer-reviews

 

The Good Doctor (Dr. Ossai) has a video that got over 1.3k views so far in the past three weeks.

Tinnitus 911 is A SCAM! (Honest Review)

 

https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/fighttinnitusnow.com





Based on my knowledge of computers I know getting viruses just by visiting a website is very rare now-adays. However knowing some people use extremely outdated browsers like Internet Explorer I can see how this can happen.

 

https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/phytagelabs.com







Meet George Rivera from Phytage Labs.

Phytage Labs and MaxWeb partnership!

 

https://www.switch-bot.com/forum/general-discussion/nerve-control-911-is-fda-approved-supplement-1


No it's not. They have paid liars to endorse them. Paid LIARS

 

From ContraHealthScam's Tinnitus911 Youtube comment section.

 

https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/phytagelabs.com

 

The biggest clue that a supposed cure is fake is when they talk about a limited supply, have to buy by a specific time, price lowest ever, and money back guarantee. If they really had a cure, they'd go right to Pfizer, and live richly off the royalties. It'd be the biggest seller since aspirin!

 

I have had similar stuff strongly marketed to me for pain pills and when we look closer at their offerings they turn out to be trash. Thankfully they get shut down instantly here by the combined work of the consumer and pharmaceutic regulator.

I reckon we'll see success and real big sellers when one of the actual working treatments such as FX-322 or OTO-413 come on the market.

 

Just FYI, today I saw a sponsored ad for this while scrolling through my Facebook feed. It’s called Tinnitus Battle, but the link goes to a site for Tinnitus 911. I reported the ad, left a comment that this is a scam as well as left a link to these forums for people struggling with tinnitus.

It’s sad that this is out there and that desperate people will probably fall for it, but if you happen to see the ad, it’s worth reporting it.

 

Blood money. I guess it's better than nothing.

http://thenextdaily.com/news/tinnitus-911-donates-to-american-tinnitus-association/0244293

https://www.marketwatch.com/press-r...s-to-american-tinnitus-association-2020-08-22







I wonder if the ATA will endorse them in the next Magazine.

 

https://www.zoominfo.com/c/phytage-labs-llc/375032301

22-24 million USD off our suffering.

 

If anyone's been following my work/endeavors against scammers, you'd know about the crooked Naturopath that was behind the now defunct scam empire SparkHealthMedia.


Well, we have a new character that appears to be the chiropractic doctor and director behind Phytage Labs.



Here's a PDF I wrote about Phytage Labs' claim to cure COVID-19. Though stated cautiously, they did imply a cure for COVID-19. The Immunity 911 video sales letter is also attached. They removed this video from their official website, but it's available on my offline archives.

 

This is from the Tinnitus 911 Amazon Page:



I reverse image searched the gentleman and did not find a match. This is certainly a genuine complaint.