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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / July 2006Success with T-Gone or SonaRx?
I've read a little about T-Gone in the archives and I have a pretty good feel for the general opinion about it, at least as of a couple of years ago. But I'm curious to find out if any of you have used it and received any benefit from it. And what about SonaRx? I have no idea what the difference is between these two products, but SonaRx at least comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee if you don't notice an improvement. That seems pretty good to me, although you never really know about some companies. They may make it really hard to satisfy the requirements of the guarantee so they never have to pay you back. If the guarantee is real, though, it might be worth trying. Have any of you tried either one and seen any real results? Thanks, John John Neiberger wrote: > I've read a little about T-Gone in the archives and I have a pretty > good feel for the general opinion about it, at least as of a couple of [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Have any of you tried either one and seen any real results? Nope. Those who've tried have never reported benefits, only monetary costs. If you've googled them up, you already know that, right? Susan > x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Susan Yep, but it never hurts to ask. :-) I don't know why anyone would lose any money trying SonaRx, though. They have a money-back guarantee. If you don't notice a difference in 30 days, just get your money back. I read the details of the guarantee and it doesn't seem complicated. You just have to try the product for at least a month. If you don't like it, send back the empty bottle for a full refund of the purchase price. I may give it a shot just for grins. I've done some checking around and there are many reports of some of the individual ingredients helping with tinnitus. It's quite possible that they might help over time, and any help at all would be nice. John John Neiberger wrote: > Yep, but it never hurts to ask. :-) I guess not, though I have to wonder why one would, with such a long history of reports to refer to, compared to the small number of current posters. I don't know why anyone would lose > any money trying SonaRx, though. They have a money-back guarantee. If > you don't notice a difference in 30 days, just get your money back. I > read the details of the guarantee and it doesn't seem complicated. You > just have to try the product for at least a month. If you don't like > it, send back the empty bottle for a full refund of the purchase price. Or you could just save your money and not bother with a shitty product that won't do anything for you. The sellers rely on the inertia that prevents most folks from following through on getting their money back. But if *you* want to buy it, no one's stopping you. > I may give it a shot just for grins. I've done some checking around and > there are many reports of some of the individual ingredients helping > with tinnitus. It's quite possible that they might help over time, and > any help at all would be nice. Which individual ingredients, and which confirmatory studies? Susan > I've read a little about T-Gone in the archives and I have a pretty > good feel for the general opinion about it, at least as of a couple of [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Thanks, > John Forget T-Gone, I naively tried it when I first got T six years ago. Since that time I have NEVER heard of anyone who benefited from T-Gone. As a matter of fact, Dr Brom, the man who invented the "remedies" died recently. God only knows who is making the stuff now. Eric > > I've read a little about T-Gone in the archives and I have a pretty > > good feel for the general opinion about it, at least as of a couple of [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Eric I tried T-Gone a couple years ago. Search the group archives for my remarks. (T-Gone did nothing for me)
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