Empower Health Labs' RingClear Tinnitus Supplement Faces Scrutiny

The company's 'leading ear ringing relief formula' claims lack independent verification, experts say.

Apr. 1, 2026 at 10:04pm

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Empower Health Labs, a New York-based supplement maker, is marketing RingClear as a 'leading ear ringing relief formula' to address tinnitus. However, an analysis of the product's ingredients and marketing claims reveals a disconnect between the company's promotional language and the available scientific evidence.

Why it matters

The hearing support supplement category has expanded rapidly, leading to concerns about misleading marketing claims. Consumers evaluating tinnitus treatments must carefully distinguish between ingredient-level research and clinical validation of finished products.

The details

RingClear contains a proprietary blend of 12 ingredients, including botanicals like hibiscus, hawthorn berry, and olive leaf extract, as well as vitamins B3, B6, and B12. While some of these individual compounds have been studied for their potential effects on circulation, inflammation, and neurological function, Empower Health Labs has not published clinical trials evaluating the finished RingClear formula. The company's marketing language, which includes claims about 'eliminating' tinnitus 'once and for all' and protecting against Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, goes beyond what the available evidence supports.

  • RingClear was launched by Empower Health Labs in 2026.

The players

Empower Health Laboratories

The New York-based company that manufactures and markets the RingClear tinnitus supplement.

RingClear

A dietary supplement positioned by Empower Health Labs as a 'leading ear ringing relief formula' to address tinnitus.

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The takeaway

Consumers evaluating tinnitus supplements should be cautious of marketing claims that extend beyond what published ingredient research supports. Transparency around individual ingredient dosages and clinical validation of finished products are important factors to consider when exploring natural approaches to hearing health.