1. Great, right!? "Hey, you can even listen to your tinnitus in our app, what more might you possibly want?"I recently had an issue with the app that caused much consternation on my part, but customer service at Diapason quickly remedied the software glitch.
2. Then when I fill everything in and find the tinnitus profile i cannot use the even the basic sound for a limited time, to see if it helps some aspect, without immediately signing up.
3. Edit: as dev confirms, for free (in exchange of your medical plus contact info), you'll know you have tinnitus.
4. However, to the developers of this app - it is very unkind and misleading to call this a " free" app, when all the "therapies" are locked and need a monthly or annual subscription.
5. This is more than what I was hopping.I briefly used the app but have spent more time Un-subscribing and deleting spam emails than in the actual app.Really cool.
6. I like the app and use it often to help tame my incessant tinnitus.This app won't cure your tinnitus but will at least make you feel a little better.
7. Treatment sounds are available only to subscribers, but you send your medical and personal info to them before knowing any of this.
8. Good luck to everyone on their journey with tinnitus.
9. Thanks but no... +1 for the innovative slider.It's not actually "in app purchase" model, but more like a frontend to a service.
10. So, thank you for the free assessment, but know that you're being very misleading.
11. Takes a bit of time to understand what to listen for.