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Sleep Timer for Tinnitus

Set a timer for soothing sounds to help you fall asleep. Volume fades gently in the last 2 minutes for a peaceful transition.

30:00Duration

Auto Fade Out

Volume decreases gradually in the last 2 minutes for a gentle transition to sleep.

10 Soothing Sounds

Choose from white noise, rain, ocean waves, and more to help you relax.

Sleep Better

Background sounds mask tinnitus and create a peaceful sleep environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the fade out feature work?

In the last 2 minutes of your selected timer, the volume gradually decreases from your set level to silence. This gentle transition helps you fall asleep without a sudden interruption.

Can I use this with headphones?

Yes! The sleep timer works great with headphones or earbuds. Many users find that using comfortable sleep headphones with brown noise or rain sounds helps them fall asleep faster.

What volume should I set?

We recommend starting at 40-50% volume. The sound should be loud enough to mask your tinnitus but not so loud that it keeps you awake. Adjust to your comfort level.

How to Sleep with Tinnitus

Many people with tinnitus find it harder to fall asleep in quiet environments. Background sounds like white noise, pink noise, or nature sounds can help mask the ringing in your ears, making it easier to drift off to sleep.

Our sleep timer is designed to play soothing sounds for a set duration, then gradually fade out so you are not disturbed during the night. This gentle approach helps train your brain to associate these sounds with sleep.

Tips for Better Sleep with Tinnitus

  • •Keep a consistent sleep schedule
  • •Avoid caffeine and alcohol before bed
  • •Use sound therapy to mask tinnitus
  • •Practice relaxation techniques
  • •Keep your bedroom dark and cool

Related Tinnitus Tools

Pair your sleep timer with these tools for a complete tinnitus management routine:

Frequency Test

Identify your tinnitus frequency to select the most effective sleep sound for your specific pitch.

Sound Therapy

Explore all therapeutic sound options including white, pink, and brown noise for daytime tinnitus relief.

Sound Mixer

Layer multiple sounds to create a custom sleep blend, then use the timer for automatic fade-out.