SonoPro™ Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplug

Hear What Our Happy and Satisfied Customers Gayle Carter And Philip Adams Say About SonoPro™ Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplug

“My tinnitus has been getting worse over the last few years, and it was getting harder and harder for me just to get through my day. I’d spend hours trying to block out the ringing in my ears, but nothing worked. No matter what I did, it was always there—and it made me feel like there was no hope left for me. That’s when I found SonoPro Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplugs online and decided to give them a try. I was totally clueless and hesitant, but I had nothing left to lose anyway—so why not? And boy am I glad that I did! They helped me get back control over my life once again by helping me get rid of tinnitus once and for all!” – Gayle., 38, Miami – 

“ Before I started with SonoPro™ Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplug, my quality of life was terrible. My hearing was affected and it affected my concentration at work. I was always thinking about my ears. I couldn’t sleep at night. I had constant ringing in and high pitch sounds that were unbearable. I am so happy to say that after using the SonoPro™ Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplug for a month, I can finally hear properly again! The sounds are not there anymore and are replaced with silence! I’m sleeping soundly now and no longer worrying about the ringing in my ears!” – Philip., 43, Arizona – 

Are You Experiencing Ringing in Your Ears?

Ringing in the ears, also known as tinnitus, is an auditory hallucination that can be caused by a number of different things. It can be accompanied by hearing loss. The ringing is caused by damaged hair cells in the inner ear. These hair cells are responsible for sending sound signals to the brain, where they are interpreted as music or other noises. They are very sensitive to noise exposure and age-related hearing loss.

Normally, sound goes from the outer ear into the inner ear through the middle ear. The auditory nerve and the cochlea, a coiled, spiral tube with numerous sensitive hair cells, are located in the inner ear. The auditory nerve transmits less information to the brain when the cochlea is injured. In response, the brain makes an effort to make up for this by using signals from the portions of the cochlea that are still functional. Tinnitus sounds are brought on by an overrepresentation of these signals in the brain.

The ringing can be constant or intermittent. It may be high-pitched or low-pitched; it may sound like a whistle or a hiss; it may change over time in volume and pitch.

The exact cause of tinnitus is unknown, but researchers agree that it results from damage to the hair cells in the inner ear. This damage can be caused by exposure to loud noises or aging—or both!

How Does Laser Therapy Aid In the Treatment of Tinnitus?

The use of laser therapy in the treatment of tinnitus is an exciting new avenue for reducing the symptoms of this condition. While researchers are still working to understand how exactly it works, there are some promising theories that have been put forward.

Laser therapy involves shining a low-energy laser into your ear canal, where it can stimulate cell activity and decrease inflammation in the area. The goal is to cause a change in brain chemistry that will result in decreased perception of tinnitus.

The exact mechanism by which this works is not yet understood, but there are several theories that have been proposed:

1) The light stimulates cells in the cochlea (the part of the inner ear responsible for hearing), causing them to release chemicals that reduce pain and inflammation;

2) The light activates nerve endings near the cochlea, which sends signals back to the brain;

3) The light increases blood flow to the area surrounding the cochlea, which draws more oxygen and nutrients into the region and helps heal damaged tissue; or

4) The light stimulates nerves directly connected with those involved with hearing—these nerves then send messages through the auditory pathway, which reduces perceived tinnitus loudness and annoyance levels

Laser energy in the red spectrum is believed to penetrate the tissues like in the mitochondria which are the powerhouse of cells in our bodies. Laser energy stimulates the mitochondria to produce more adenosine triphosphate which in turn leads to more energy production. Laser therapy is believed to repair damaged tissues and reverse many degenerative conditions.

Introducing SonoPro™ Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplug: The Breakthrough That Helps You Hear Again

Quiet. Calm. Peace.

That’s what you want to feel when your head is full of noise, and that’s exactly what you’ll feel with SonoPro™ Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplugs, an innovative new product that can help you stop hearing ringing in your ears—and start hearing what you’ve been missing!

Our tinnitus treatment is completely non-invasive, which means it’s safe for anyone of any age. In fact, even kids can use our tinnitus earplugs! And since it’s not invasive, there’s no downtime: once you’ve worn them for a week straight, you’re done—you’ll never have to wear them again.With its 650nm, 5mW wavelength, low level laser therapy causes no discomfort, has no side effects, and does not harm the delicate ear.

Our tinnitus treatment involves a patented process called photobiostimulation, which uses light energy to treat tinnitus in the cochlea (the part of our ears responsible for hearing). Equipped with a semiconductor ear canal laser irradiation head to enhance brain waves and local blood circulation, and radioactively treat the blood vessels inside the ear.

Whether you have it all the time or just occasionally suffer from it after a particularly loud noise, this device can help ease your suffering by delivering an effective dose of red light directly to your ear canal. This laser therapy earplug is easy to use, lightweight and portable, and can be used at home or on the go. It’s completely USB-powered, so you can use it almost anywhere. So what are you waiting for? Get yours today!

EXcellent Benefits of SonoPro™ Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplug

• an innovative device that combines laser therapy with earplugs to help you manage your tinnitus symptoms
• Reducing the risk of hearing loss from loud noises
• Preventing ringing in the ears
• Boosting your confidence and reducing stress levels
• painless, noninvasive, and it works for everyone—regardless of whether you’re dealing with mild or severe tinnitus
• Regulates blood flow and circulation
• effective in treating various types of ear infections including otitis media, chronic suppurative otitis media, acute suppurative otitis media, otitis externa, chronic otitis externa, acute otitis externa, cholesteatoma as well as chronic post-traumatic ossicular fixation
• Restoring balance, equilibrium and clarity to your life
• helps to rejuvenate damaged hair cells in your inner ear
• easy to use at home or anywhere else you go
• allows you to achieve maximum results with minimum effort

Take A Look At Lester’s Ultimate Experience with SonoPro™ Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplug

Before use:

I had been suffering from tinnitus for over 10 years and it was starting to get really bad. I could barely hear my own voice anymore, and I had to start avoiding social situations because it was so embarrassing. I tried everything—I went to the doctor’s office, but they just gave me some ear drops and told me to come back in a few weeks if they didn’t work. Then I went to the pharmacy, but they were out of anything that would help me. Finally, after spending hours online reading about other people’s experiences with tinnitus, I decided to try SonoPro™ Tinnitus Ear Laser Therapy Earplugs.”

After use:

This product is incredible! It took only three days before I started noticing an improvement in my hearing—and now I feel like it’s almost as good as it was before all this started happening! My friends have even noticed that their voices sound clearer when they’re talking to me now, which has made our conversations so much more enjoyable.

HOW TO USE

Use the necessary converter or connect the USB interface straight to the portable power source to get started.  Insert the ear plug into your ear canal. Make sure it’s seated properly in your ear so that it fits snugly and doesn’t move around while you’re wearing it.