[Rivet] rivet silence the ringing sound in your ears with a sip (art 39261915)

[Andrew Hampton]

Silence Your Ringing Ears For Good

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The pulsating high pitch sound is now gone while I sleep, cook, and work.  I can hear so much better in both my ears 
Dr Rich gave me this and I feel great 

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