Lipo Flavonoid Ear Ringing - Doctor-Recommended for Ringing Ears – Clinically Proven Lemon Bioflavonoid Complex with Vitamins C, B1, B2, B6, B12, & Calcium - 500 Caplets

When I had a hearing test, I told the doctor that I had ringing in my ears very loud. He said there’s not a lot that they could do, but there are supplements that you can try. This is one of the supplements that he recommended for me to try. I started it about five years ago, and I took it exactly the way it says to on the bottle. After about two months, I noticed the ringing in my ears was gone. Not lower in volume. It was gone completely. This product works very good for me and as long as you take it every day it works. If you miss a day or two, the ringing comes back, but it’ll go away again in a couple of days after you start back up. So like I said, this really really works for me very well. If you decide to try it I hope it works for you too.

I have tinnitus from my military service. It rings/buzzes 24/7 365. In my search for relief, I came across this product. I discussed this with my ENT MD and was informed that he was well aware of this product and the industry experience was only 5% positive at best. Because of no known treatment for this other than masking. I was willing to try this. I elected to try it under his supervision. Sadly to say, nothing changed at all. After taking six pills a day for 60 days everything remained the same for me. Still ringing 24/7, 365. I will file for my refund under this product's money-back claim. Stay tuned I will let you know how that works. Update on the refund. Here is what is on the website to be able to request a refund: If you don’t find relief from ringing in the ears with the use of Lipo-Flavonoid caplet products (Lipo-Flavonoid Plus or Lipo-Flavonoid Day/Night Kit) as directed for 60 days, just send us a copy of your cash register receipt and UPC code, along with your full name and address, and we will refund your purchase. I sent them my Amazon receipt and I cut the UPC code off of the bottle and sent it to them. I received a letter today requesting the flowing: the UPC code, ( which I sent them) lot number, and expiration date. Which was not requested on their website. Lucky for me I did not throw out the bottle. I am holding it until I get the refund, As you can see, they are adding more "HOOPS" to jump through, hoping that you have thrown out the rest of the none working product. So they will not have to be held to their own money-back promise! This is the example of bait and switch that you hear about. I will contact Amazon about the misleading on the website. 29 Apr 2021 update. I called the number on the letter, they apologized for the product not working and the miss information on the website. I gave her the lot number from the bottle and she said that this would be enough as I did send the receipt. The UPC code that they wanted was the one from the box it was shipped in. I informed her that Amazon repackaged the product into one of their boxes and had replaced the UPC code on the bottle, which is why it was not what they wanted. I received my full refund check today !

I started taking Lipoflavonoid for my tinnitus a while ago, I have seen some of the best results so far. I take it as instructed on the bottle, morning, day, and night, two pills per dose, I’ve been consistent with it. Since using it, the ringing has become much more manageable. It doesn’t really bother me anymore, I can go about my day without constantly focusing on it. I can also sleep fine now, which was something I struggled with before. I do still hear a very faint ringing at times, but it’s mild and no longer disruptive. Because of these results, I’m now starting my second bottle. Overall, it has made a noticeable difference in my daily life.

The vitamin is great! Was able to take this instead of a multivitamin (do not take both!). I took the recommended amount for the recommended time and did not find it to be effective for my tinnitus. This is not a cheap product but try this before moving on to actual medical treatment; it may work for you.

Great for the vitamins. Only a slight difference in my tinitus. But still taking them twice a day instead of three times a day.

I have Tinnitus (okay, almost everyone on litoflavonoid does) and because I still have ringing even when I take 6 pills (3 in AM and 3 in PM), I thought I was just throwing my money away. IT's not cheep. Then I ran out and my subscription was going to fill for 5 days so I decided to wait. I'm both gland and sorry I did. Glad because I realized how much the lipoflavonoid subsided my ringing. Sorry because the ringing got so bad I wanted to bash my scull more that normal (those with tinnitus know what I mean). Turns out, though it doesn't stop all the ringing, it does quiet it down quite a bit from normal ringing.

Cured? No. Improved? Absolutely. 21 years flying jets in the USAF gave me intermittent tinnitus. Then one day training BJJ someone applied a collar tie and it made a perfect seal around my ear and my intermittent went to permanant and much louder tinnitus. Saw specialists, they claimed nothing could be done because there was nothing physically wrong with my ear (as far as they could determine). Spent a year with very loud ringing in my left ear and just happened upon a coworker who had previously had tinnitus. He told me about this product and how it helped him so I figured it was worth $100 to try. I've been taking them for 4 months now and there is a marked improvement. It's now only noticable 50% of the time and the intensity is probably 1/3 what it was before I started taking them. I suffered for a year with the "new and improved" tinnitus so there's no way this is just a coincidence. I have no idea how or why this works and don't care. When specialists say there's nothing that can be done and then I find a product that costs $100 every 4 months that helps quite a bit it's an easy add to my regular supplement stack.

I am a skeptic. I have had tinnitus for over 2 years and have tried multiple products. None have worked in spite of glowing reports of cures. This product, Lipo-flavonoid, is another with testimonials both for and against. I do not expect it to work but am willing to give it a try because the makers of the product state they will give you a moneyback guarantee if you have tried it for 60 days. My experience is that companies that offer you money back make it difficult to actually make a claim. As a result, I checked to see what they will want and among the usual, a receipt, where bought, and when was also, the real hooker, a UPC code. Now I bought my first 100 pills at Fry’s and on the bottom of the box the pills came in is a UPC code. I found, however, that I could get them cheaper through Amazon. I ordered same and they came with a code but it was not a UPC code. It was a code specific to Amazon. I reached out to Amazon and told them I needed a UPC code. They asked the seller, Bridges Consumer Healthcare, to address my concern and within 2 days they sent me a message at the bottom of which was a line containing 10 digits of numbers and letters. This, it turns out, is the UPC code. You can check any UPC code by goggling it and a picture of what it represents will show up. Interestingly this code contained a “0” and I didn’t know if it was a letter “O” or a zero. In testing it I first put in the letter “O” and nothing came up. I then put it in with the zero and a picture of the Lipo-Flavonoid came up. You would think with 9 numbers available they would avoid using a zero which could be confused for an “O” but, of course, that would be too logical. Finally, if you look at the active ingredients of this product you will see it is vitamin B complex and vitamin C in very large doses considering that you are taking 6 pills per day. I have been taking B complex and C for years in considerably smaller doses as a multi-vitamin which is another reason I doubt these massive doses are going to work. I’ll report back in roughly 60 days and tell you if it worked and, if not, if I got my money back. I'm throwing in the towel after just 9 days of this massive dose of B complex. First of all, my tinnitus is, if anything, worse. It may be that I am perhaps more conscious of it. I have developed an unsteadiness on my feet which might be called ataxia so I looked up possible toxicity of B complex, I thought there was none but, in fact, there is a potential toxic effect of too much B6 (pyridoxine) and B3 (Niacin), both of which are in this drug combo. And what is the toxic effect of B6, ataxia and nerve damage. Living with tinnitus can be miserable and almost anything that can cure it is worth a try but above all any treatment should, first of all, do no harm.

Muy buenas vitaminas 👌

I used this tablets back 7 years ago for my ringing ear. Unfortunately after loud concert my ear started to play again so I decided to purchase this product again. Now is all good.

waste of money. No improvement in Tinnitus. Worsened the problem

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HELPED A LOT