HEAROS Xtreme Protection Foam Ear Plugs, 33dB NRR 33, 200 Pairs (Blue)

My partner snores appallingly and these earplugs are highly effective in reducing noise levels so I can get a decent night's sleep. Roll them between thumb and forefinger, insert them fully and let the foam expand. Peace at last!

I am very pleased with these earplugs. They are excellent for use when your partner snores. While they do not eliminate the noise entirely, they do soften it to a more gentle level. They are comfortable for side sleepers and represent a great value.

Depois de usar varias marcas esse é o meu favorito, confortavel, durável e inibe muito o barulho. Faz jus ao nome xtreme

Hearos put other manufacturers (3M, Honeywell, Macks, etc.) to shame. These are most similar in feel to Moldex "sparkplugs" when I roll them up in my fingers, except they are slightly softer, wider, and shorter, thus they are significantly more comfortable for an equivalent level of protection despite the apparent density/firmness of the foam. The Moldex ones can plausibly provide greater protection when inserted further into the ear, but I find the that to be significantly less comfortable (reduced compliance) for not much gain. Also, if you dislike fully seating earplugs by pulling your ear open and all of that, these still provide some hearing protection even when partially seated unlike other manufacturers which require the foam to be compressed within your ear to provide protection. If you're picky like me, these are the perfect choice. These earplugs are easily my favorite among all that I have used. I only wish they would sell them individually packaged so I can hand them out to people and stuff without it being weird. One caveat: if you live in Australia/New Zealand and your workplace prohibits class 5 (i.e. "class 4 only") hearing protection due to over-attenuation (inability to hear alarms and such), these probably fall under that category despite the lack of AS/NZ cert at the time of review. Personally, I can hear the important stuff perfectly fine through these, so it's probably not a big deal in most situations, though it's something you should keep in mind. The way I see it, I'd rather workers wear better protection so their ears stay sensitive instead of reducing hearing protection to make sure they can hear alarms through their hearing loss.

I bought this tub of ear plugs when they were on sale. I am a light sleeper and in grad school. So, these are used daily for studying and sleeping. They are comfortable and block most noises. I have very little ear canals and they fit nicely without feeling too tight.