Thousands Have Lost Money Due To Quietus Scam

The advancement in science and technology, especially the invention of the Internet

has made it easy for materialistic manufacturers to sell a product to gullible consumers and vanish from the scene with a huge income. While talking about Quietus, which is being offered as the ultimate in treatment of Tinnitus, the question of whether it is a scam normally comes to the mind. There are several reasons for it, the major being the absence of any clinical trials.

Thousands amongst us have fallen to quietus scam and have lost dollars in plenty. But there are many out there who claim that the product decreased the ringing in their ears by a great lot. So the common public is in a quandary whether to believe or disbelieve these claims. Even so, the product has cornered much interest, especially because of the loud radio commercials aired by the company. The product, which comes in bottles charging a minimum of 99 dollars, is advertised as the best and most successful cure for Tinnitus.

Due to over exposure to heavy sound the inner ear drums get harmed easily and this results in Tinnitus. Almost fifty million Americans have by now fallen to this. The absence of any permanent cures has furthered the cause of Quietus, which comes across as a homeopathic remedy lacking in any side effects.

But questions are often asked about the effectiveness of the product and not the side effects. Over the Internet, you can find many/several reviews and viewpoint/estimation about the product. While some expostulate the virtues of the product, some frank reviews are also obtainable that point out to the absence of FDA approval and clinical proofs. These different/opposing claims have made people think the entire episode as a scam.

As yet, the formula of the product has not been revealed, it remains a mystery. But there have never been any occasion of complaints regarding side effects of the product, but inquiries are being raised about how effective Quietus is. Some experts aver that it is just a quietus scam while promoters claim that the efficacy of the product in diverse individuals differs. Whatever may be the case, it is advisable to approach the product with care and after due deliberations with a physician.

by: Truman Crawford

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