Sleeping With Tinnitus
30 products
30 products
Tinnitus, characterised by persistent ringing, buzzing, or hissing sounds in the ears, can significantly disrupt your ability to sleep. We understand the unique challenges that come with managing tinnitus and its impact on restful sleep. We are dedicated to exploring and sharing effective strategies to help you find relief.
Here we share a collection of products and resources designed to assist those struggling with tinnitus-related sleep issues.
Begin your journey toward peaceful nights and improved well-being.
SOFT & COZY
Sleep headphones are highly effective for individuals with tinnitus, offering a unique combination of comfort and functionality. By integrating built-in headphones with a traditional eye mask, they allow you to play relaxing music or soothing sounds that can help mask the persistent ringing or buzzing in your ears. This dual-purpose design not only calms your mind but also enhances your ability to drift off into a peaceful sleep.
White noise machines are highly beneficial for those suffering from tinnitus at night. These devices produce a consistent, soothing sound that can help mask the ringing or buzzing noises associated with tinnitus, making it easier to fall asleep and stay asleep. By providing a steady auditory backdrop, white noise machines can create a more peaceful sleep environment, reducing the impact of tinnitus and improving overall sleep quality.
Tinnitus Australia understands the challenges of living with tinnitus and its impact on daily life. If you need support, resources, or treatment options, they are dedicated to helping you find relief and improve your well-being.
The Tinnitus Association (ATA) understands the challenges of living with tinnitus and its impact on daily life. If you need support, resources, or treatment options, they are dedicated to helping you find relief and improve your well-being. Through membership, donations, and an online shop, they provide essential information and advocacy. Stay informed with the latest research and news on tinnitus to better manage your condition.