TinniSoothe Partners with UK Veterans Hearing Foundation

UK Veterans Hearing Foundation has partnered with TinniSoothe to help our veterans living with tinnitus access wearable sound therapy, including an Armed Forces discount.  

We are proud to support TinniSoothe

A wearable sound therapy device designed to help people manage the daily impact of tinnitus.  

Tinnitus is very common among military veterans, often due to repeated exposure to loud noise during service. It sounds like ringing, buzzing, whistling, or hissing in the ears for many. These sounds often feel more noticeable when the person is in a quiet space and at night, making it harder to rest, sleep or concentrate.  

Through this partnership, veterans and their family members have access to a 30% Armed Forces discount on TinniSoothe, offering another practical option for managing their tinnitus.  

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What is TinniSoothe?

This is a lightweight wearable sound therapy device developed by a tinnitus sufferer and clinically evaluated with UK military veterans.  

Unlike hearing aids or in-ear devices, TinniSoothe does not sit inside the ears; instead, it is a device worn around the neck that produces gentle white noise (a constant, steady tone that resembles a gentle ‘shushing’ sound). This background sound helps reduce awareness of tinnitus, especially during quiet moments, relaxation, or sleep. TinniSoothe is not a cure for tinnitus, but a device designed to support tinnitus management, and it works best as part of a wider approach, which may include hearing care, professional advice, counselling, hearing aids, or other tinnitus therapies.  

Why does tinnitus support matter for veterans?

There are veterans who live with tinnitus after years of exposure to military noise, including engines, machinery, weapons, aircraft and explosions. Tinnitus is mild and manageable for some, but for others, the sound affects daily life, mental well-being, and sleep. When these are affected, it becomes harder to relax, focus, read, enjoy quiet time, or settle at night.  

UK Veterans Hearing Foundation understand how closely hearing health and well-being are linked. By working with trusted partners such as TinniSoothe, we aim to offer veterans more choice, more support and more practical ways to manage tinnitus.  

Independently evaluated with UK military veterans

Tinnisoothe has been independently evaluated alongside UK military veterans in studies conducted by the Combat Stress Centre for Applied Military Health Research. The trials found that TinniSoothe is safe and feasible to use, with clinical evidence showing improvements in tinnitus-related distress, sleep, and mental well-being.  

Every person experience tinnitus differently, so results vary; however, many people find sound therapy a helpful part of their tinnitus support routine.  

How sound therapy helps with tinnitus

Tinnitus often feels louder when there is little or no background sound, which is why many people notice tinnitus more at bedtime, during the night or while sitting in a quiet room. Sound therapy works by adding a gentle and steady background sound. This helps shift attention away from tinnitus and makes the internal ringing, buzzing, or hissing less dominant.  

People use TinnitSoothe in their own ways:

When they are resting
or relaxing

During bedtime if tinnitus affects sleep

When they want to read or concentrate 

Tinnitus feels more noticeable in quiet places, and the aim is to make it feel less intrusive and easier to live with.  

Designed for everyday use

TinniSoothe has been designed to fit into daily life with simple controls and a comfortable wearable design.  

Key features:
  • Lightweight wearable design (16kg).
  • Nothing is worn inside the ears.
  • Suitable for daytime and nighttime use.
  • Gentle white noise sound therapy.
  • Simple controls to adjust the sound.
  • Portable and easy to carry around.
  • No smartphone, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth needed.
  • Long-lasting battery charge

This device offers a simple solution for people who want tinnitus support without relying on apps, internet connection, or in-ear equipment.   

Who TinniSoothe may help

TinniSoothe may be suitable for veterans or family members who:  

  • Notice tinnitus more in quiet places.
  • Struggle to relax because of tinnitus.
  • Have their sleep disrupted by tinnitus.
  • Want extra support besides professional care.
  • Prefer a non-invasive tinnitus management option.
  • Want a simple wearable device instead of an in-ear fitting.

Note: If your tinnitus is new, worsening, one-sided, linked to sudden hearing changes, or causing serious distress, please seek professional advice before buying any tinnitus support device.  

Important guidance before using TinniSoothe

This device is designed for people who can hear the therapeutic sound produced by the device. If you have moderate to profound hearing loss and wear hearing aids, you may find this device less effective.  

If you are unsure whether this device is right for your hearing needs, kindly speak to a hearing care professional before buying.  

TinniSoothe should not replace medical advice, audiology care, or mental health support. The best results for many people come from combining practical tinnitus tools with the right professional guidance.  

UK Veterans Hearing Foundation discount and wider tinnitus support

TinniSoothe retails at £365, but veterans and their family members are eligible for a 30% Armed Forces discount through the UK Veterans Hearing Foundation. To request your discount code, please email [email protected] or [email protected]. 

Every purchase includes a 30-day money-back guarantee, giving you time to try the device and decide whether it is right for you. There is also a one-year warranty on all parts.

If tinnitus is affecting your daily life, please contact the UK Veterans Hearing Foundation, our team is here to help you find the right next step.  

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