Tinnitus: Resound Hearing Aid

Name: Tinnitus: Resound Hearing Aid revenue & download estimates
Creator: AppCurrents

App Store·MedicalFree★ 0.00 (0)launched 1.9y agoapp updated 15d ago

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Tinnitus: Resound Hearing Aid generates an estimated $0/month in revenue from 0 downloads/month on the App Store, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-08-02).

Estimates updated 02.08.2026 · How we estimate · Ranges reflect model confidence, not exact figures.
Est. revenue / month	$0
Est. downloads / month	0
Estimate confidence	low
Pricing	Free
Rating	0.00 ★ (0 ratings)
Category	Medical
Released	27.08.2024
App last updated	23.07.2026
Platform	iOS

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About

Immerse yourself in a world of peace and harmony with our unique app that helps fight tinnitus and insomnia. We offer you the sounds of nature to create the perfect atmosphere for relaxation, sleep and concentration. *Key Features:* - *Calm sounds of Nature*: Enjoy carefully selected sounds such as rustling leaves, birdsong, rain and ocean waves that will help you relax and take your mind off un…

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Scout 7

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Jun 19Jul 26

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Update history

2 updates tracked

v0.1.1415d ago
In ancient Mesopotamia (7th century BCE), tinnitus was considered a punishment from the deities. The only "cure" was spells and special amulets. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements
v0.1.134mo ago
The ancient Egyptian Ebers Papyrus (16th century BC) first mentioned a condition similar to tinnitus—it was called "enchanted ear." It was treated by infusing the ear with a reed filled with frankincense oil, herbs, and even earth. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements