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Originally Posted by Lolli_lah  I just was reading this article you posted and notice the line at the end of the second paragraph says "scientific tests have shown that this noise is not very painful and will not cause more than momentary discomfort when the button is pressed." I wonder if that is any cause for concern? Lolli has suddenly stop responding to it but I can tell she still hears it. Is it possible she might be getting a bit 'too' discomforted by this noise if perhaps she has sensitive ears or something? It still seems odd how they worded it to say "not very painful" instead of saying something like "not painful at all". Just a food for thought. Even I use the device still in hope she will begin to respond someday but maybe I will consider this a bit more. |
I know it hurts MY ears.. Not every time I use it but most of the time. I have severe hearing loss but I can hear really high pitch sounds that nobody else can hear and it hurts, makes me dizzy too..