Premium Ear Plugs for Sleeping (8 Pairs, White) - Noise-Cancelling Earplugs for Peaceful & Uninterrupted Sleep - Soft & Comfortable Silicone Ear Plugs for Work, Concerts & Travel by SleepDreamz

The media could not be loaded. These super soft silicone ear plugs are easy to shape for a perfect custom fit. I’ve used harder versions which I thought were perfectly good - but I now realise (after using these ear plugs) I wasn’t getting as much sound block as I could of done.I’ve used these at work to cut out machine noise - I hate over head ear defenders because they look so ugly and silly on me ... these, although marketed for the ‘sleep problem’ market - are ideal for use at concerts and other noisy environment. I’m not sure what the decibel rating on them are - but they’d be great for sound engineers, mechanics, engineers or anyone who want to reduce audible disturbances.They are easy to take out as well as put in. They do not get hard through the day or night and it would seem they don’t discolour as they are oxidised.I’d definitely recommend these ear plugs - I may try and use them when my husband has had a drink and is grinding his teeth and snoring. Due to the colour and size of them ... and the fact I have long hair... I believe I could wear them secretly ... I’ve often considered using ear plugs because at times I feel like I live with Shrek. But I don’t want to mention it and upset him ... so I think these are the solution. I may update if that goes as planned!UPDATE**After a full week at work, ‘Shrek’ was watching the rugby yesterday and by the time he came to bed I knew what I needed to do.I slipped these little soft plugs into my ears as soon as I heard him come up the stairs. I pretended to sleep as I could hear him talking to me but couldn’t decipher what was being said. He went to sleep and so did I. I woke up in the night and accidentally took one ear plug out as I ruffled my hair and scratched my ear. The snoring was incredible ... couldn’t find the one I’d ruffled out but just pulled a new one out of the box. Perfect peace. These work!

Ideal if you have a snoring Husband, can still hear alarms if turned up, but seems to filter out the snoring. Found they were slightly too big and hurt ear but break in half and use half in each ear which works great as really comfy, and they last longer. Takes a bit of getting used to to get them to seal ear, but now easy to manage and wouldn't sleep without them now. They fit flush to ear so no problem if sleeping on side. Definitely superior to foam plugs and last a while as reusable (using 1 per week at moment)

I have had these for a while, but only just tried my first pair... I have to say, they do the job really well. Couldn't hear my neighbours whingey kids for a change, which was novel..! I was concerned that the possible lack of comfort may outweigh the noise cancelling benefit, but that's not the case. These are comfortable enough to wear and do not prevent a good night's sleep. So on that basis, I would recommend. Now for the 'but'...My only concern is how many times you can use each pair. This is not specified in the leaflet, although some suggest in the Q&A section that it is 3-4 times per pair (which is 18-24 days per pack, based on using them every night). If this is the case, I probably would look for an alternative in future, otherwise you could spend around £10 per month (give or take), just on ear plugs - which I would say is excessive!

The quality and noise cancellation is really good on these and they do fit very well, I just have one issue with regards to them staying in my ear whilst sleeping.I keep waking up with them lost in my bed or once they got stuck in my hair :(They fit me and I have tried adjusting so I’m not sure if it’s the ear plugs or the way I’m sleeping!Otherwise good quality

Yeah, I'm not going to lie to you. These things are weird. Weird as hell. They feel like a cross between melted candle wax and blu tac, but without the stickiness. They're little white blobs that you can reshape seemingly an unlimited number of times, and they hold that shape. You basically form them into a sort of point, shove them in your ear hole then squish them down to plug the hole. Because they're all squishy and keep their shape, they really can't be beat for complete plugging purposes.If you're like me and you can't get in-ear headphones to stay in your ears and they just drop out for some unknown magical reason, these will work for you. I bought them because normal foam earplugs seem to get ejected from my ears just like headphones do, but these don't do that. They stay put. And prepare to sleep through your alarm because they are properly noise cancelling. You have been warned.Minus points for:being a bit gross when they're used. You can (and should) clean them regularly, otherwise they get kinda icky.sometimes making my ears feel kinda moist when I've been wearing them for like twelve hours, but I imagine that's the same for any earplugs.Also don't leave them out somewhere if you have cats. They will try and eat them. Keep them in their case.

I used to regularly buy these and they worked perfectly to block out partners snoring. However, the formula must have changed as the past two purchases no longer have the same effect. They do not mould into shape and do not stay in the ear. I will now have to look for an alternative.