Combat Stress has announced a new clinical trial in partnership with TinniSoothe to evaluate the use of its wearable tinnitus device among UK veterans. The waitlist-controlled study represents a significant step toward identifying accessible, non-invasive treatment options for tinnitus and its associated mental health challenges.

TinniSoothe hosted a ground-breaking hearing health event, in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen and Remedē Health. Set against the stunning backdrop of B&O’s flagship Mayfair store, the event raised awareness about tinnitus and hearing protection, especially within the music industry. The evening featured a panel discussion of experts, including the founders of TinniSoothe.

TinniSoothe today announced that has been named as one of the 2025 winners of the annual Hearing Technology Innovator Awards™, a global recognition from US-based Hearing Health & Technology Matters. The award honours technological innovation and achievement in the hearing industry, specifically in the category of tinnitus management.

TinniSoothe has partnered with Boots Hearingcare, the leading private hearing care provider in the UK. This strategic tie-up will make TinniSoothe’s discreet sound therapy solution available to a broader audience. The collaboration integrates TinniSoothe into Boots Hearingcare’s portfolio of hearing solutions, its first non-invasive tinnitus management option.

Richmond Stace has spent 30 years helping people who suffer from chronic pain. With a background in psychology, neuroscience and rehabilitation, Richmond encounters many people who live with tinnitus alongside chronic pain. He was kind enough to profile Howie’s story in a recent blog.

TinniSoothe supports three charities with donations: Combat Stress, Help Musicians and Tinnitus UK. Throughout February, in recognition of Tinnitus Week, visitors to the Tinnitus UK web site can enjoy a 20% discount off a TinniSoothe device, by using code TUK20 at checkout.

TinniSoothe today announced that they are to support five talented artists, all of whom live with persistent tinnitus. The company will gift them each a TinniSoothe device, and sponsor their annual subscriptions to the HyperTribe platform. The HyperTribe platform offers musicians a progression pathway to sustainable incomes.

“I know how terrifying it feels.” Char Brockman, vocalist and songwriter - and one of TinniSoothe’s five sponsored artists - has lived with tinnitus since 2013. In this frank interview with HyperTribe she speaks about the need for more support from the music industry to support artists with tinnitus.

Jono has worked in the music industry for 35 years and sits on many advisory committees. He was a professional musician for 15 years, until music-induced tinnitus led him to follow a new career in hearing health at ACS Custom. Watch him give an impromptu review of TinniSoothe at around 11’ 30”

Leading independent charity Tinnitus UK has published a new treatment information sheet on TinniSoothe, an innovative device for 24/7 tinnitus relief, made in Britain. The paper was reviewed by an independent panel of experts at Tinnitus UK, called the Scientific Advisory Board. The wearable device scored highly on both safety and efficacy.

The inimitable Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe present another episode of the Parenting Hell Podcast. Regular listeners will know that they do a “small business shout out” towards the end of each show. In Series 9 / Episode 4, that honour went to little ol’ TinniSoothe - check it out at 48’ 30”

Carly Sygrove and Dr Ruth Reisman interview the inventor of TinniSoothe, our very own Howard Presland. In the podcast, Howie talks about the onset of his tinnitus, how it got worse after a terrible injury, and how he persevered to launch an innovative device for tinnitus relief.

Tinnisoothe Ltd today announced it had signed its first distribution agreement with TensCare Ltd, a Queen’s Award Winner for Innovation. Under the terms of the agreement, TensCare will promote and sell the TinniSoothe™ device via Amazon platforms in the UK, Italy, Spain, France, Germany and the Netherlands.