Claims:
Eliminates ear noise.

Ingredients:
Vitamin C
Niacin
Vitamin B6
Folic acid
Vitamin B12
Hawthorne leaf and flower
Garlic
Olive leaf
Hibiscus flower
Buchu leaf
Uva ursi
Juniper berry
Green tea

Downsides:
Potential side effects, allergic reactions, and drug interactions from constituents.

Cost: Tinnitus Guard costs $62.96 for a 30-day supply (excluding taxes and shipping).

Research:
Although no papers have been published specifically on Tinnitus Guard as a supplement, research exists on the effects of its component parts.

Research Findings:
There is no evidence supporting the efficacy of any known components of this supplement for treating tinnitus.

Some components may be harmful, including Vitamin B6 and Uva ursi (if taken for prolonged periods), and green tea in large doses. Uva ursi and buchu should be avoided during pregnancy.