Audifort Ingredients: What's Inside
The maker says each dropper contains "over 20 carefully-selected ingredients." These are the ones it highlights on its website.2 The "what the maker says" column quotes the maker's own claims. We have not verified them.
| Ingredient | What the maker says | Our note |
|---|---|---|
| Maca root | "Boosts your energy" | Traditional food plant. We found no tinnitus trials. |
| Grape seed | "Antioxidants protect the ear" | Antioxidant extract. Human tinnitus evidence is limited. |
| Green tea | "Improves blood flow to the ears" | Common antioxidant. Contains a little caffeine, so check if you're sensitive. |
| Capsicum annuum | "Supports a healthy inflammatory response" | Pepper extract. May irritate sensitive stomachs. |
| Gymnema sylvestre | "Supports hearing" | Also used for blood sugar, so talk to your doctor if you take diabetes medication. |
| GABA | "Supports relaxation and relieves anxiety" | Calming nutrient. Stress can make tinnitus feel worse. |
NIDCD notes that no vitamin, herbal extract or supplement has been proven effective for tinnitus.1 Read the full label on the maker's site before you buy, and ask your doctor if you take medication.
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- NIDCD, "Tinnitus," last updated May 1, 2023.
- audifort.com, accessed Oct 23, 2026.