Is Clarity2, the tinnitus "cure" a dangerous scam?

Question

I tried Clarity2 for 60 days. It increased my tinnitus and now they wont answer my calls, answer my emails or give me a refund. It is a dangerous scam. Does anyone else have a similar experience.

Answer 1

I don't know about that, but you should try Lipoflavanoid. You can get it at Walgreens.

Answer 2

Sorry to hear of your experience, Peter.  No, I hadn't heard of this, but it sure sounds like a scam...Good on you for bringing it to the attention of others.

(I also have tinnitus, not badly, and have learned to live with it.)