QuietMind support
Funding access to structured psychological support for people in the first, hardest year after onset — where isolation does the most damage and waiting lists are longest.
A portion of every purchase is committed, permanently, to support, education, community, and independent tinnitus research.
Clothing funds the work. The work is making tinnitus less isolating — through care that is free at the point of need, knowledge that is not paywalled, and research that answers to nobody's product roadmap.
Funding access to structured psychological support for people in the first, hardest year after onset — where isolation does the most damage and waiting lists are longest.
Plain-language material on habituation, sound therapy, hearing protection, and what the evidence does and does not currently show. Free, permanently, without an account.
Small, moderated spaces where people compare notes rather than symptoms. No advertising, no supplement sellers, no miracle claims.
Unrestricted contributions to research groups working on mechanisms and treatment, with no say over findings and no commercial strings attached.
The 5% is calculated on gross revenue, not profit, so it cannot be engineered away by costs. It is set aside at the point of sale rather than at the end of a financial year.
Allocation across the four pillars is reviewed twice a year. Support and education are funded first, because they reach people fastest; research receives the remainder.
We publish what was raised and where it went. If a commitment is missed, that is published too. These are our current commitments — the first public report follows the close of Volume 001.
We do not sell a cure and we do not imply one. Nothing on this site is medical advice, and no garment treats a condition.
We will not publish impact figures we cannot evidence. Until the first report exists, the numbers above describe commitments, not results.