Jan 27, 2020
InnerScope Hearing Technologies Inc. (OTCQB: INND), a manufacturer and Direct-to-Consumer (“DTC”) distributor/retailer of FDA-Registered Hearing Aids, Personal Sound Amplifiers Products (“Hearing Products”), Hearing Related Treatment Therapies, Doctor-Formulated Dietary Hearing Supplements and proprietary CBD Oil (“Hearing Health Products”) (collectively “Hearing Product Portfolio”), today announced the launch of its Ear-Ring Relief(TM) Dietary Tinnitus Supplement on Walmart.com. According to the update, the doctor-formulated product is specifically designed for more than 60 million Americans who struggle with constant or recurring ringing, hissing, buzzing noises in the ears (“Tinnitus”) that ranges from irritating to debilitating. “Launching our Ear-Ring Relief(TM) Dietary Tinnitus Supplements on Walmart.com allows us to potentially reach millions of Tinnitus sufferers,” InnerScope CEO Matthew Moore said in the news release. “Currently it’s been estimated that 60 Million of Americans are suffering from Tinnitus, but millions more don’t even know they are at risk of developing Tinnitus.”
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About InnerScope Hearing Technologies (OTCQB: INND)
InnerScope Hearing Technologies (OTCQB: INND) is a rapidly expanding consolidator of the hearing aid industry. Management is applying decades of profitable industry experience and technology to an antiquated and disjointed industry, unlocking scale and efficiency, which will serve all of InnerScope’s stakeholders. Its direct-to-consumer model is revolutionizing the industry with its Walmart.com, Sears.com and Kmart.com relationship representing a paramount shift in the consumption of hearing aids by the hearing impaired.
In addition, InnerScope plans to continue to open, acquire, and operate a physical chain of audiological and retail hearing aid clinics. InnerScope’s mission is to serve approximately 1.2 billion people around the globe that are suffering with 25db or greater hearing loss across the entire hearing impaired vertical from R&D and manufacturing through direct consumer sales and services. For more information, please visit: www.INND.com. For the Most Up-to-Date information about InnerScope Hearing Technologies (OTCQB: INND), please visit and follow its Official Twitter account @inndstock Page at https://twitter.com/inndstock.
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