subject: Quietus Does It Work As The Manufacturers Claim? [print this page] Sometimes, a solution becomes more confusing than the original problem itself. This is the case with Quietus, a homeopathic product, which is used to cure Tinnitus. Those who suffer from the disease complain about constant ringing in the years, which can further result in headaches, depression, dizziness etc. When talking about the product, the most common question one hears if whether it work as efficiently as the manufacturer claims.
Quietus has been pawned as a homeopathic eardrop or tablet. Those who are in search for an everlasting remedy for Tinnitus can try this product but only after considering three factors. First of all, it is quite expensive. Secondly, its effectiveness is still not clinically proved. And thirdly, other remedies for the disease are also available. However, patients in their search for a remedy are increasingly using the product these days.
Being a homeopathic medicine, advertisements proclaim that the product is safe and does not carry any negative side effects. As far as a patient who has suffered for years due to the ringing in his or her ears is considered, this sounds very promising. The claims sound too sweet to be true, especially when considering that most other remedial measures and drugs can reduce the ringing only temporarily and the buzzing would start after years of discontinuing the medication. But many chemists and patients claim that the product is not worthwhile and contains only sugars.
The basic problem with the product is that it is yet to be clinically proved and approved by FDA. But lack of side effects often drives patients to buy Quietus at abnormal prices even though it is an unproven product. Till such time a comprehensive review is made after clinical examinations, people would have to put up with the claims and counter-claims. In the meantime, more and more people would have purchased the product.
Quietus does it work is a question asked by everyone suffering from Tinnitus. The downside is that the formula of the concoction is still a closely kept secret and the costs, which range around hundred dollars per bottle, is another put off. Proponents and opponents of the product have further muddled the situation. This calls for a judicious enquiry into the product before trying it out in your quest to find the perfect solution to Tinnitus, which has been troubling you for years.
