Last updated: 02/MAY/26
This Disclaimer applies to The Tinnitus Project website, tools, content, sound experiences, tone-matching features, hearing-related tests, emails, downloads, and related materials.
By using this website, you agree to this Disclaimer.
- Not medical advice
The Tinnitus Project is not a medical service.
The information, tools, sound tests, tone-matching features, tinnitus-related content, listening suggestions, and sound sessions provided on this website are for general information, self-guided sound exploration, relaxation, coping support, and wellbeing purposes only.
Nothing on this website is medical advice.
Nothing on this website is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or medically manage tinnitus, hearing loss, anxiety, sleep problems, or any other health condition.
You should not use this website as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
If you have concerns about tinnitus, hearing, ear symptoms, mental health, sleep, medication, or any medical condition, you should speak to a qualified healthcare professional.
- No medical diagnosis
Any tone match, tinnitus frequency result, hearing-related result, sound preference, or saved session is not a medical diagnosis.
The tools on this website may help you explore sounds that seem similar to, different from, or more comfortable alongside your tinnitus experience, but they do not measure, diagnose, or clinically assess tinnitus or hearing health.
Results may be affected by your headphones, speakers, device, browser, volume settings, environment, attention, hearing ability, and personal perception.
- No guaranteed results
The Tinnitus Project does not guarantee that any tool, sound, session, frequency, article, technique, or recommendation will reduce tinnitus, improve hearing, improve sleep, reduce distress, or produce any specific outcome.
Some people may find sound-based tools helpful.
Some people may notice no effect.
Some people may find certain sounds uncomfortable.
You are responsible for deciding whether a tool or sound feels appropriate for you.
- Sound safety
Use all sounds at a comfortable volume.
Do not listen at loud, painful, sharp, piercing, or uncomfortable levels.
Stop immediately if you experience discomfort, pain, dizziness, pressure, nausea, anxiety, distress, worsening symptoms, or any other unwanted effect.
Do not use this website while driving, cycling, operating machinery, crossing roads, or doing anything that requires full attention.
Use headphones carefully and responsibly.
- When to seek medical help
You should seek medical advice promptly if you experience:
- sudden hearing loss
- tinnitus in one ear only
- pulsatile tinnitus
- tinnitus after a head injury or ear injury
- ear pain, pressure, discharge, or infection symptoms
- dizziness, vertigo, or balance problems
- facial weakness or numbness
- new neurological symptoms
- severe anxiety, panic, depression, or distress related to tinnitus
- any symptom that worries you
If tinnitus or distress is causing thoughts of self-harm, suicide, or feeling unsafe, seek urgent help from emergency services, a crisis line, or a qualified healthcare professional immediately.
- Health-related information
If you choose to save tinnitus-related results, tone matches, ear-side selections, hearing-test responses, sound preferences, or session settings, this information may relate to your hearing or tinnitus experience.
When linked to your account, email address, order, session, or other identifying information, this may be treated as health-related personal data.
Please read our Privacy Policy for more information about how we collect, use, store, and protect personal data.
- Not a medical device
The Tinnitus Project is intended as an educational, wellbeing, relaxation, and self-guided sound exploration website.
It is not intended to be used as a medical device.
It is not intended to diagnose, monitor, treat, cure, prevent, or medically manage any disease, condition, hearing disorder, tinnitus condition, mental health condition, or symptom.
Do not rely on this website to make medical decisions.
- Personal responsibility
You use this website at your own discretion and risk.
You are responsible for:
- choosing safe listening volumes
- stopping if something feels uncomfortable
- seeking professional help when needed
- not relying on this website for medical decisions
- using the tools sensibly and safely
- External links
This website may link to third-party websites, services, videos, research, products, or resources.
External links are provided for convenience or general information.
We are not responsible for the content, accuracy, safety, availability, privacy practices, or policies of third-party websites.
- Accuracy of information
We aim to provide helpful, practical, and reasonable information.
However, content may become outdated, incomplete, or inaccurate.
We do not guarantee that all information on this website is complete, current, or error-free.
- Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, The Tinnitus Project and its operators are not liable for any loss, harm, injury, distress, damage, or inconvenience arising from your use of this website, reliance on its content, use of sound tools, listening choices, saved results, or inability to access the website.
Nothing in this Disclaimer excludes liability that cannot be excluded under applicable law.
- Contact
If you have questions about this Disclaimer, contact:
The Tinnitus Project
email@thetinnitusproject.com
https://thetinnitusproject.com