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Old 05-06-2010, 05:03 PM #9
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H4tb, and all our other friends here...

I found a new medicine for the treatment of tinnitus. "Quietus". I don't know if it is and herbal suppliment or not. The website is www.quietrelief.com. Phone is 800-840-1795. I'm gonna check out their website now.

Hope this helps.

Kim
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