“Are these safe to use if I suffer from Tinnitus? I would like use these as I sleep but I am afraid it might make it worse. Thanks,”

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• I have tinnitus, and I still have it after I wake up using My tinnitus is always worse in the morning so it doesn't matter if I have the Sounds in my ear. You can adjust the volume level and turn it down and just have enough volume to help you go to sleep. It doe not make it worse. I have had tinnitus since th Marine Corp, Its loud all of the time and the sounds help drown it out.

  Answered by Joethefloorman 7 years ago

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• I have the same thing, but for a long time I have used the Bose Erphones overnight with different applications to sleep or relaxing music and I have never had problems. But each case of tinittus is different.

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• Seems like a good question for your doctor

  Answered by MasonM 7 years ago

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• It depends on the frequency of your tinnitus. I have tinnitus too and they don't mask 7500 hz - 8000 hz very well. I can still hear my tinnitus loudly but they block out my wifes snoring pretty well. Hopefully Bose produces more sounds for their app. to mask Tinnitus...

  Answered by sion 6 years ago

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• I also have tinnitus in one ear, and have not noticed any ill effects. Logically, I also wear a hearing aid in that ear when awake, so it would make sense that there is no damage done by the much lower sound level provided by the Sleepbuds.

  Answered by NotBobMontgomery 7 years ago

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• This is a concern I also have. In order to mask my wife’s snoring I have to use the loudest setting. I think my tinnitus is worse. Bose needs to answer this question and issue a warning if using the earbuds aggravates tinnitus.

  Answered by Edwd 7 years ago

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• Thank you for the question. We can not make any medical claims about this product since it's part of our wellness category. We suggest you contact a medical professional for any advice on this. Warm Regards, Joel - Bose Support

  Answered by Bose Support 7 years ago

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