Flents Protechs Foam Ear Plugs, 10 Pair with Case for Sleeping, Snoring, Loud Noise, Traveling, Concerts, Construction, Studying, Work, Shooting, NRR 33, Purple, Disposable, Made in the USA

Sometimes simplicity is the answer. These make the cut. I've tried wax earplugs - they are good for one night, then they warm up and lose the shape and it's difficult to reshape them once they thin out to fit your ear canal once. I've tried custom-made, molded-to- your-ear-canal earplugs - they are EXCELLENT for anything else BUT sleeping - silicone is still too hard of a material - I didn't realize that when you sleep with your head on a pillow, you smoosh and squeeze your ear canal and EVERYTHING moves there at night - silicone custom-made earplugs that fit me so well when I'm standing or sitting (they take a mold of your ear when you are sitting up), when you lay down, they simply hurt. Now THESE are the best solution so far. They are soft, pliable, washable AND you can custom carve them with scissors ANY way you like. I got smaller ear canals, so I cut 1/3 of the length off and cut a groove out from top to bottom to make them compress into a thinner shape when I insert. Perfecto. Simple. Cheap. Work. And yes, washable and reusable.

I've tried several types of ear plugs over the years, but these are by far the most comfortable and effective. Whether I’m trying to block out snoring at night or just need some quiet while working or traveling, they do the job beautifully. They fit snugly without causing any discomfort, even after wearing them for hours. The noise reduction is impressive — I can still hear important sounds if needed, but all the background noise fades away.Highly recommend these for light sleepers, frequent travelers, or anyone who just wants a bit more quiet in their life. Total game-changer!

These ear plugs are great as a $3 option for $800 noise cancelling headphones. They come with a small plastic travel case and can be re-used a couple of times before the wear starts to affect their efficiency. I’ve spent lots of time shopping for the best earplugs available (I’m very sensitive to noise at night) and this brand is at the same sound decibel blocking level as those used by construction workers. CVS sells earplugs of the same quality but at a much higher cost (around $8-10). Either way, they’re a great product.

These are fine, The 4 stars is because apparently I have a small ear canal & these tend to not stay in, even with pinching the tips. Perhaps ordering the smaller size wouldn't pop out but I just trimmed the ends which is sort of an OK solution. Didn't realize a petite woman would need petite ear buds., Guess size does matter. Good product,, just not my size

I didn't like these the first time I used them. They fit so far into my ear compared to other plugs by this same company, I thought they were too small.Turns out they block more noise than the "green" plugs by flents. Also less ear fatigue, IMO. My only complaint is the inconsistency in firmness between plugs in the same pack. Some are too squishy, some are fine. But I have this same complaint with every foam plug I've ever tried, so it must be a common manufacturing inconsistency.

These ear plugs do the trick, but they are super long. I had to cut them down to fit my ears. That might be ideal for folks with long ear canals, but it was not for me. I've never experienced this with ear plugs before, so I was surprised by them.

Let me introduce you to the unsung heroes of my household: Flents Foam Ear Plugs. These little purple miracles have rescued me from the thunderous snores of my loving but sinus-challenged partner. I don’t know what kind of soundproof wizardry they’re made with, but the moment I insert them, it’s like slipping into a blissful cone of silence. Birds chirping? Gone. Neighbor mowing his lawn at 6am? What lawn? Spouse snoring like a freight train carrying bricks uphill? What spouse?They come in a pack of 10 pairs — which is great because I drop one about every third day and can’t find it without a search party and infrared goggles. They also come in a cute little travel case, which makes me feel like a professional sound-avoider on the go.These earplugs don’t just block noise. They disintegrate it. I wore them on a red-eye flight seated next to a toddler armed with a plastic recorder, a juice box, and zero remorse. Didn’t hear a thing. It was like I had pressed mute on the whole airplane. Honestly, I half expected the flight attendants to ask me to remove them just to make sure I wasn’t dead.Comfort? 10/10. You squish them like a tiny stress ball, pop them in, and they expand in your ear like a soft, purple cloud. I’ve slept on my side, face down, even once with a cat on my head, and never once did they fall out. They fit like a dream, don’t irritate my ears, and come out in the morning without a fight — unlike other foam earplugs that cling to your soul.Oh, and did I mention they’re purple? Not some depressing beige or creepy skin-tone color. No. These are bold, confident, and unmistakable. When I find one in the laundry or under the bed, I salute it.If you’re trying to sleep, study, survive a concert, or just not hear other humans for a while, these are your go-to. I would give them 10 stars if I could, and maybe a thank-you card.

I love working out at Orange Theory but the music is LOUD and some days my ears hurt more than other. Enter these super helpful little earplugs. They are soft and easy to insert. I could still hear the teacher and enjoy the music without temporary deafness after leaving the class. I chose these over the loops earplugs, because I wanted something disposable and that I didn't have to worry about losing.