CHOOBYCHOOBY Reusable Silicone Ear Plugs,10 Pair Waterproof Noise Reduction Earplugs For Sleeping,Swimming,Snoring,Shooting Range,Motorcycles,Work,Snr 32Db Sound Blocking Earplugs For Adults&Kids

The media could not be loaded. Oh my gosh, these have been an absolute lifesaver! I have the loudest of neighbours in an old converted building, meaning that there is a huge amount of noise pollution (not to mention having trains whizzing by regularly!). When I need to, I've been wearing these at night, to which I can't hear any of it. They're comfortable to wear - the stems coming out are a little long, but they're easy to fold into the ear or you could chop them off a little. Peace and quiet on a night, but can still hear my alarm before I dash to work in the morning too. Fab for the money spent!

I used them when operating my lawn mowers and my gasoline powered string trimmer. They are easy to insert and are comfortable although I need to remove them periodically to give my ear canal a rest. I have had to do that with other similar devices. One tip I would give is that they are easier to insert if you put them briefly in your mouth to moisten them. I observed race car drivers doing that before inserting their ear plugs. They do a great job of cancelling noise.

I hate to admit it, but I do snore. I have tried every method possible to stop, even buying a very expensive pillow to move my head up and down. It worked, but eventually made sleep uncomfortable for me. My husband used the cone shaped foam ear plugs, but we often found them in the bed in the morning and not in his ears. These are perfect!. The are easy to insert and do a great job of blocking unwanted noise. Best of all, they are still in his ears in the morning. Wish we had found these sooner!

These are very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. But, they do not reduce noise as much as the typical "full flange" version that many of us are used to. Please do not misunderstand, these do work and will probably suffice for most. However, they simply do not reduce noise as much as I had anticipated and certainly not as much as what I've been accustomed to using.

I wear ear plugs for motorcycling, shooting, concerts, etc. These are great- but a word of caution. I cut the stem short on mine, and never had any issues until today. I got one stuck in my ear while out motorcycling. It was stuck BAD. Finally found a hardware store and bought some small needle nose pliers, and husband was able to get it out. I think the humidity and my sweaty fingers made it worse. I thought I could get it, but my fingers kept slipping and pushing it in further. Don't do that...