Bothered by Ringing in Your Ears When the House Goes Quiet?
Silence can make that sound impossible to ignore. Here's why it happens at night — and the simple two-piece sound kit people use to make bedtime calmer.
By The VitalQuiet TeamUpdated September 20264 min read
During the day, you might barely notice it. The TV, the traffic, a conversation in the next room — everyday noise covers up the ringing or buzzing many people hear in their ears.
Then the lights go off. The house goes still. And with nothing else to listen to, that sound gets all of your attention. For a lot of people, bedtime is exactly when it's hardest to relax.
Why a quiet room makes it harder
It isn't that the sound gets louder at night. It's that everything around it gets quieter. That's why so many people fall asleep with a fan running or the TV on — anything to fill the silence.
The trouble is that a fan or a TV fills the whole room. It can keep a partner awake, the TV light is distracting, and it keeps running long after you've fallen asleep.
A calmer way to fill the silence
The VitalQuiet™ Night Kit was put together for exactly this moment. It's a two-piece bedtime sound set: a slim pillow speaker that slides under your pillow, and a bedside sound machine with natural sounds you can mix.
The pillow speaker uses bone conduction. It sends sound as a gentle vibration through your pillow, so you hear it when your head is resting on it — with nothing in or on your ears. The bedside machine fills the room with soft sound on nights when you'd rather not use anything under your pillow.
VitalQuiet™ Night Kit
Pillow speaker + bedside sound machine · 90-day money-back guarantee
See the Kit & Price →Who it's made for
Side sleepers
Earbuds press into your ear when you lie on your side. The pillow speaker sits under your pillow, so you can sleep in your usual position.
People who share a bed
Sound travels through your pillow at a low volume, so your partner isn't kept up by a TV or fan all night.
Anyone who finds silence hard
If a quiet room makes it harder to switch off, the bedside machine fills it with soft, steady sound.
What you get in the kit
- Ultra-slim pillow speaker — connects to your phone by Bluetooth 5.0, so you can also play your own sleep sounds, podcasts or music.
- Bedside sound machine — 8 natural sounds like rain, waves and birdsong, each with its own volume.
- Sleep timers — the machine turns off after 30, 60 or 90 minutes; the pillow speaker after 30 minutes.
- Rechargeable — both charge by USB, so there are no cords running across the bed.
How to use it tonight
The VitalQuiet Night Kit is intended for relaxation and sleep comfort only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, including tinnitus or hearing loss. If you have ringing in your ears, talk to your doctor.
GUARANTEE
Try it at home for 90 days
If it's not for you, contact us within 90 days of delivery for a refund under our Returns Policy.
Common questions
Will this stop the ringing in my ears?
No. The VitalQuiet Kit doesn't treat or cure tinnitus. It plays soft, steady sound to help make bedtime more relaxing. If you notice ringing in your ears, please see a doctor or audiologist.
Can I sleep on my side with the pillow speaker?
Yes — it's slim and goes under your pillow, so there's nothing on or in your ears.
Will it bother my partner?
At low volume the pillow speaker is designed for you to hear it when your head is on the pillow. The bedside machine plays into the room, so you can choose which one to use.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are delivered in 4–7 business days, with a tracking number sent by email.
Where can I buy it?
The VitalQuiet Night Kit is sold on this website.
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