ReHears Customer Reviews

After struggling with tinnitus, itchy ears, frequent earaches, and seasonal sinus issues, I decided to try red light therapy devices designed for the ears and nose. I’ve only used them for two days, but the early results are encouraging, especially for my ears and sinuses. Here’s my experience so far with this innovative therapy. These red light therapy devices are small, portable tools designed to deliver low-level red light to the ears and nasal passages. They claim to help with conditions like tinnitus, sinus congestion, and ear discomfort by promoting circulation and reducing inflammation. The ear devices fit comfortably inside the ears, while the nasal device is inserted gently into the nostrils. The manufacturer recommends using them twice daily for optimal results. Day 1 (4-minute session): I started with a short 4-minute session for my ears. The moment I removed the devices, I experienced something incredible—complete silence. My tinnitus, which is usually a constant ringing, vanished temporarily. It was a moment of pure relief and a promising sign. I also used the nasal device, which noticeably opened up my sinuses. I’ve been battling sneezing and congestion due to fall weather changes, and this provided instant relief, making breathing easier. Day 2 (30-minute session): The tinnitus returned overnight, so I tried a longer 30-minute session in the morning. The relief wasn’t as immediate or dramatic as the first time, but the ringing was slightly less intense afterward. The nasal device continued to help, reducing sneezing and leaving my nose feeling clearer. Comfort: The ear devices feel great—warm and soothing, like a gentle hug for your ears. My ears, which are often itchy and prone to earaches, felt calm and pain-free after both sessions. No irritation or discomfort from the devices themselves. Pros Immediate tinnitus relief on the first use (though temporary). Significant improvement in sinus congestion and sneezing. Soothes itchy ears and prevents earache discomfort. Comfortable, warm sensation during use. Easy to use and portable for daily routines. Cons: Tinnitus relief wasn’t as strong in the second session, but it’s only been two days. Requires consistent use (twice daily) for potential long-term benefits, which may be time-consuming. Limited experience so far—unclear if results will improve over time. Comparison to Alternatives I’ve tried over-the-counter ear drops and antihistamines for my ear and sinus issues, but they often leave me drowsy or don’t address tinnitus. Red light therapy feels more natural and targeted, with no side effects so far. Compared to white noise machines for tinnitus, this device offers a more direct approach, though it’s too early to say if it’s a complete solution. Early Impressions and Recommendation After just two days, I’m optimistic about red light therapy for my ears and nose. The initial tinnitus relief was a game-changer, even if it wasn’t replicated as strongly in the second session. The sinus benefits are undeniable, and the relief from itchy ears and earaches is a huge plus. I plan to follow the recommended twice-daily protocol for the next few weeks and will update my review as I see more results. For now, I’d recommend this to anyone dealing with tinnitus, sinus congestion, or ear discomfort who’s looking for a non-invasive option. It’s too soon to call it a miracle cure, but the early signs are promising. Next Steps I’ll continue using the devices for the suggested duration and report back on whether the tinnitus relief becomes more consistent or if other benefits emerge. Stay tuned for updates!