The Neurotinn sales page, captured 2026-09-23
Neurotinn review
A browser based binaural audio programme aimed at easing tinnitus and helping you sleep
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
The ringing doesn't stop when you go to bed. It gets louder, because there's nothing else to listen to. You've probably already been told there's no cure and to learn to live with it, which is a rough thing to hear at 2am. So you go looking. Neurotinn is a browser based audio programme built on binaural beats. Headphones on, each ear gets a slightly different tone, and the pitch is that daily sessions quiet the brain signal generating your tinnitus instead of masking it. Here's the honest part. Central gain amplification is a real, documented thing, and sound therapy genuinely is part of tinnitus care. But the claim that these particular tracks retrain your auditory cortex is the seller's claim, not something backed on the page with a study you can go and read. The 27 years, the 18,000 patients, the named researcher, none of it comes with a citation, and binaural beats research overall is thin and mixed. What audio like this can plausibly do is help you relax and get to sleep. With tinnitus that matters more than it sounds, because poor sleep and stress reliably make the ringing feel louder. Buy it as a nightly wind down that might take the edge off and you may get something real. Buy it expecting silence and you'll want the refund.
Pros
- Nothing to swallow and nothing to wear in your ear
- Works on any phone or laptop with headphones
- Low cost next to audiology appointments or masking devices
- Daily wind down routine that may genuinely help sleep
Cons
- The retraining claim is asserted, not evidenced with any study you can check
- The page gives two different guarantee lengths, 7 days in one spot and 60 in another
- No price, session count or session length stated anywhere before you pay
What you get
Access is through your browser rather than a physical device or a supplement, so there's nothing to post. You get binaural beat audio sessions, meaning two slightly different tones, one per ear, that you listen to daily on headphones. The page promises instant access after payment. It doesn't say how many sessions there are, how long each runs, or whether anything downloads.
Before you buy
- Get the refund terms in writing before paying, since the page contradicts itself on 7 versus 60 days
- You need decent hearing in both ears and real headphones, earbuds included, for binaural tones to do anything
- If your tinnitus is new, one sided, or pulses with your heartbeat, see a doctor first, that needs checking
Who it suits
Someone whose tinnitus is worst at night and who wants a cheap, low risk calming routine, as long as they're not expecting the noise to disappear
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