PQ Wax Ear Plugs for Sleeping - 28 Silicone Wax Earplugs for Sleeping and Swimming, Gel Ear Plugs for Noise Cancelling, Sleeping Earplugs, Sound Blocking Level of 32 Db (28 Pillows), Color: White

I carry these in my purse, all the time. I never know when a musical or movie will be way too loud for me so it's nice to be able to dial down the volume. And the music at the gym dance classes is definitely WAY too loud. Yes, I'm also getting old.Now, it is weird at first and it does take a little getting used to to put the wax and stuff it inside my ear. I also have long hair that's thinning so I work really hard to try and tuck my hair away so it doesn't get stuck in with the wax and then pulled out when I pull the wax out afterwards.I will reuse them a couple of times and then just toss them. In theory, I could use them more but I try to find the sweet spot between not being too wasteful and not being gross.I choose the clear ones so that from a distance people wouldn't notice that I have them in. And, unlike the foam type, it seems to take less time to fit inside. with the phone type I found that I would need to have a finger holding the foam in my ear for quite a while while it slowly expanded out again and then occasionally it would feel almost painful inside, causing me to pull them out and squeeze them down and then start the process again. Since I experimented with this type, I've never wanted to go back.I haven't tried them through airport security yet… But then, their standards keep changing.I hope my brand loyalty to this product will continue across a few more decades.

These ear plugs are made of some kind of soft silicone. They mold to my ear very easily. I usually try to push them out a bit flat to cover my ear canal well. When I take the time to install properly, a new pair will block 85-90% of the noise. I usually sleep pretty well when I have them in.One set usually lasts me for about seven nights of use, so a whole box lasts for months. I don't wear them every night, however, because I find that after about 3 nights in a row, I start to experience dizziness. It's probably because my ears make an excessive amount of wax, and the plugs plus the wax eventually put pressure on the inner ear.I've bought several boxes, and intend to continue. They are a must for traveling.

These work great! The only downside is that my hair can get tangled in the wax and it’s a bit annoying and can look a little gross. 🙄 Even if I put my hair up in a high ponytail, a few hairs will still get caught. But, I haven’t found any other ear plugs that work as well and easily.

I am an extremely light sleeper so I started using foam plugs when my wife started snoring quite a few years back. First I tried the conical ones then the cylindrical plugs. My internal ear canal never really allowed for a tight fit so I thought I'd give these wax ear plug a go. Boy am I glad I did. They block almost all sound and stay in place all night. They are harder to remove than foam plugs but that is tiny price to pay for finally getting a solution that does exactly what I need them to do. I reuse them (fastidious ear clear) so I expect that this box will last me a year or more.

Been using them to sleep last few months, definitely great for super light sleepers, comfortable to keep in long hours, be careful with your hair cuz it can get caught in it but definitely worth the extra precaution for the amount of noise reduction, fit, and comfort.

These are excellent earplugs for blocking out sound (I have to sleep with earplugs in as I'm a light sleeper). These work better than any other earplugs I have tried. And, they last a really long time for uses. However, two things happen frequently. The first is that they sometimes "melt" so much that they work themselves deeper into my ears while I'm sleeping to the point that it causes discomfort. I've even had to peel them out of my ear a few times. The second is that they semi-frequently "pill" apart and leave little wax "beads", in varying sizes, literally stuck in my hair. Sometimes it's so bad it's like I have really light gum in my hair (it's easy to remove but is definitely a pain). I've had pieces of earplug stuck in my ear crevices of my ear, too! It's quite bizarre.

My husband snores, so I've tried many different ear plugs. These are the best for locking out the sound! They are moldable, so should fit anyone's ears.

I love these. After trying different brands, these are the best for noise reduction. I use them every night so I can sleep next to my husband, who snores.