Moldex 7800 Spark Plugs Earplugs, 200 Units/Box

I got two different types but these are the best. I used to use the industrial ones and the yellow barrel shaped ones and to be honest I haven't bought any since leaving my noisy job many years ago. But I was going to Waddington Air Show and my ears aint what they used to be. Once you screw them into a thin point, they'll push into your ear canal and expand until you can't hear anything. Obviously you're not totally deaf but they do cut out most of the sound (so long as you push them down your ear canal). If you only put them in as far as your finger can go then they won't be working very well. Get em right in. Squeeze them into a tight point and quickly push and twist into the hole you would normally put ear buds into. Do it quickly before they expand. I saw F16 jets.and the Vulcan Bomber in comfort. HOWEVER - They don't work with kids under 10 as their ear canals are so tiny. I thought they'd work but the little ears of children are too small. Get good quality ear defenders for kids. Just type kids ear defenders into google and they're there. £12.29 in various colours.

I wear ear plugs every night due to my husband's snoring and I find these particular ones extremely comfortable. I've tried quite a few different types, but others either made my inside ear sore by the material being too hard, which made me sweat inside the ear canal, or the shape too long, which touched the ear drum and made it hurt.I find the best way to insert these is to squash them flat between my thumb and fingers and then insert them into the ear canal, holding them there until they expand to fit. I find that I have to change them after approximately 1 - 2 weeks of wearing them every night, otherwise they get a bit hard and yucky. It's also worth keeping them in some kind of container to help keep them clean and hygienic. I have also used them on long flights, which worked very well in keeping noise levels down so that I could attempt to sleep and appeared to help with the pressure.They block out a lot of noise, up to 35 decibels apparently, although I have no way of measuring this. I can only go on my own experience and I find them perfect for me.

These are easily the best earplugs that I have used and am so grateful for the great quality product and the cheap and very affordable price.As a student these are perfect due to having very noisy people living in my accommodation and also lots of noisy people coming from nightclubs in the area close by.Love how comfortable these are to sleep in and I owe my good nights sleep to these as otherwise I would not be getting up from a restful nights sleep for my morning lectures.These are very simple to insert and are perfect for those who have smaller ear canals like me, which other brands have not accommodated for.Best thing is that I can still hear my alarm in the morning to get out of bed, though they still manage to block out the sound of housemates.Would definitely recommend these to others and would advise people who haven't used earplugs before to learn the correct way to insert them to be able to get the maximum effect of noise reduction, this was a big help for me.Worth the price and the delivery was quicker than expected too, so very happy.

Living in a block of flats usually means noisy neighbors. My neighbors above are very noisy as they are always shouting, stomping around and slamming doors. Yes, we literally hear everything. Although I'm not woken up by them every night, it's usually twice a week it happens or their kids will wake up at 6am on a Saturday morning running about.I've used other ear plugs before including silicone moldable and other foam ones but they were a bit pricey and don't work very well or hurts my ears. So I bought these Moldex ear plugs from Amazon as it's pretty cheap for 20 pairs and there were so many good reviews about them.I have to agree with the many reviews about how good these ear plugs are. They block out noise so much better than other ones I've used, they're very soft and stays in shape inside my ear till I take them out in the morning. I know I'm not supposed to but I've used the same pair 3 times before it lost its moldability. However, a pack of 20 pairs has lasted me almost 6 weeks so I got my money's worth.

I use this product to help me get to sleep when there is too much noise coming from the neighbours. Product does indeed cut out noise to a level which is sufficient to allow me to sleep. I love that each set is individually wrapped, keeping it dust free and clean for each set. The foam is very soft and quite comfortable after a long period, although on occasions when I have used it a number of nights in a row I have found that my inner ear feels a little sore but this could be due to having something stuffed into them for a number of nights in a row. I tend to use each set a few times before throwing them out and they work well after the repeated used. Would recommend.

I bought these as they were reasonably priced and I've used them before. My main use is when going out to gigs to give me a bit of hearing protection. I also give them to friends when sleeping over as I have a tendency to be a loud snorer and those who have used them agreed they really helped them get a good night sleep. No these don't block 100% of noise out but the great thing about them is that WHEN USED CORRECTLY they work really well. (1 at a time roll the long bit like a sausage with your fingers and then apply in ear and keep finger on ear/at flat end of spark plug for 10 seconds to make sure it doesn't come out when it expands/to keep it in.)

Really good earplugs if you know how to use them, it took me a while to learn how to place them on the right way for both ears. You have to press them and make them really thin and then place them, is not coming with instructions but I just found Google it.They come in individual packs so is really convenient to store it or if someone is staying at your place and needs one.I live in a house with lots of traffic noise and it helps, but when I moved for the first time I just add some silicon earplugs on top to not hear anything (also because I couldn't place them right).