Earplugs for Sleeping Noise Cancelling, Reusable Ear Plugs– Super Soft, Silicone Ear Plug, for Sleeping 8 Pairs, Swimming, Snoring, Concerts, Work, Noisy Places (8 Colors)

I’ve been buying these for the past year or so they are very inexpensive and work well I find that the ends are a wee bit long so I cut it. This makes it comfortable to lay on your side with your ear in the pillow. They do not fall out. I’ve had to wear ear plugs for several years and I have found them to be an excellent choice for noise cancellation. my kids also where ear plugs and agree

I actually think these work better than any ear plug I have used. It canceled out every noise, even my loud snoring partner , noisy neighbors wish it came with more in a pack

**TL;DR:** These earplugs are great for blocking out noise while sleeping, especially if you’ve got a snoring partner like I do! They’re comfy enough for long nights, and I love that each pair comes individually wrapped. They don’t cancel *all* noise, but they definitely help with snoring. Definitely recommend for sleep, but I can’t speak to how well they work for swimming or concerts.---So, here's the deal: I bought these earplugs because my husband snores like a freight train. Seriously, it sounds like he’s trying to compete with a chainsaw. I love him, but at 3 AM, I was starting to wonder if I could sleep with one ear on a pillow and the other on the floor. Desperate times, right? So, I figured I’d give these a shot.**Pro: Noise Cancelling**First off, these earplugs actually do a pretty solid job of dulling down the noise. I’m not going to say they block *every* sound (I still hear the occasional cough or rustling in the sheets), but when it comes to my husband’s snoring? Major improvement. It’s not completely silent, but it definitely takes the edge off. I can now sleep through the night without considering sleeping in the guest room. **Victory.****Pro: Individual Packaging**I love that each pair comes individually wrapped. It’s super convenient, especially if I want to toss a pair in my bag when traveling or just keep a fresh one handy for the next night. They’re easy to throw in my nightstand drawer and always stay clean. It's the little things that make life easier!**Con: Comfort**Okay, so here's the thing: while these earplugs are soft and silicone, they can be a little uncomfortable after wearing them for several hours. I usually end up taking them out halfway through the night to let my ears rest. It's not a *huge* deal, but I can’t say I forget they’re in my ears entirely. Maybe I have sensitive ear canals, I don’t know. So, just a heads up: if you’re a side sleeper, they might not be the most cozy choice for a full 8-hour snooze.**Con: Doesn't Cancel ALL Noise**These earplugs do a great job with most ambient sounds, but they won’t cancel *everything*. If there’s a loud noise (like a dog barking outside or a door slamming), I can still hear it a bit. That said, for my purpose—dealing with snoring? They do the job well enough. They aren’t miracle workers, but for the price, they’re pretty darn good at muffling the things that keep me up at night.Overall, I’m happy with my purchase! They’ve definitely made a huge difference in my ability to sleep through my husband’s nightly symphony. Haven’t tried them for swimming or concerts (yet), but as a sleep aid, they’ve been awesome. Would recommend if you’re looking for something simple and effective for snoring or general noise!

These are the least effective plugs I've ever purchased from Amazon. I don't understand how the reviews are so high. They are just a terrible priduct. Zero noise block for me

I love these and am very grateful for them. Recently bought a pack to give to a friend. I live in a large city, and sometimes am surprise-attacked by the overpowering sounds of ambulances, police or fire sirens, or huge trucks with booming horns. These are GREAT for that sort of thing. I also wear them swimming because they're perfect for keeping water out. They have that triple layer construction, so you can gently push them further into the ear for more quiet, or pull them out just a bit to let more sound in. Silicon is easily washable, soft and not irritating to the skin. I love that they come in colors. I have fun matching the colors to my wardrobe. They amuse my friends, who know I have tinnitus. Wish they also had a red and a black, but maybe they don't have those in case anyone mistakes those colors for fresh or dried blood.Small negatives: I tend to lose them. Doesn't matter if I keep them in their container (container drops out of pocket), or out of the container (one of the pair drops out of pocket.) Not sure how I, or the manufacturer, can prevent that. Usually I can't feel them at all, which is great, but I do feel them if I sleep on my side, so I prefer foam ear plugs for sleeping.

Worked for a bit now I can't use them. Somehow water still got into my ears and I ended up with ear infections.

Effective noise cancelling. You are still able to be aware of your surroundings. Easy clean. One pair can be used hundreds of times. Comfortable.

I never thought earplugs were something that could vary so much, but these were bad enough for me to feel compelled to write a review. These are probably the worst ear plugs I've used. First off, they are difficult to get in and obtain a seal, so that they actually block out noise. The center post is super flexible, making it difficult to push on in order to insert them. Second, they are painful! Unless you are a back sleeper, I wouldn't buy these. The ear on the side I was laying on really hurt from the plug. They are just not comfortable. Lastly, they fall out during the night. Try finding an earplug in your bed in the dark. 🙄 I am a very still sleeper. I barely move, so I was shocked that they fell out. I purchased these for a Disney trip where I would be sharing a room with someone who snores. After some fussing, I was able to get these in enough where they blocked out most of the noise. I wasn't able to make it through the night wearing them though, because they either fell out or I removed them due to the discomfort. I resorted to trying to use one in the ear that wasn't on the pillow. That lessened the chance of it falling out and eliminated the pain issue, but did not however help much with the snoring scenario. 🫩