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About our Tuning ForksAll of our tuning forks are made in the USA. Some are manufactured for Omnivos Theraputics and others are from Biosonics. You will see either Omnivos or Biosonics on the product … read more

Anyone starting out with tuning forks can be easily confused by the terminology and various types of forks available. This introductory video will get you started. It answers some of your basic que … read more

A weighted tuning fork is also known as an Otto Tuner. Otto is short for Osteophonic; “osteo” meaning bones and “phonic” relating to sound. So weighted tuning forks or Otto tuners bring sound to the b … read more

Unweighted tuning forks can be made to a wide range of frequencies. Medical practitioners use unweighted tuning forks as part of a hearing test. Holistic practitioners use unweighted tuning forks for … read more

Vibrational Sound TherapyIf you have ever had homeopathic remedies, acupuncture, color therapy, Reiki, flower essences, sound therapy or even aspirin, then you have already experienced vibrational med … read more

The question I was asked was how to use two weighted tuning forks at the same time. It is a really good question. I always start a session with two weighted tuning forks, the Otto 128 and the Om … read more

Last year I posted a beginner's guide to the solfeggio tuning forks. I reviewed it last week and decided to make some minor changes. So if you are new to the solfeggio tuning forks, here's a guide … read more

I occasionally get questions about the different Om tuners available. There are two common Om tuning forks, the 136.1 hz which is sometimes called the Mid Om and the Low Om whose frequency is 68.05 hz … read more

This is the second article on the Solfeggio Tuning Forks. The first article was an Introduction to the Solfeggio Tuning Forks. One question I am asked more than any other is "what do I do with the Sol … read more