Silicone Noise Cancelling Earplugs Sleep Swimming Waterproof Three Layer Mute detail view

Silicone Noise Cancelling Earplugs Sleep Swimming Waterproof Three Layer Mute

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$21.99
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Silicone Noise Cancelling Earplugs Sleep Swimming Waterproof Three Layer Mute detail view

Silicone Noise Cancelling Earplugs Sleep Swimming Waterproof Three Layer Mute

$21.99
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Key Features

  • Unwanted Noise Blocking — They are made to block unwanted noise while keeping a comfortable sound rather than cutting out everything around you.

Product Specifications

  • Material: Silicone

What It Is / How It Works

These silicone earplugs are worn in the ear to block unwanted noise. Earplugs are small inserts that sit in the ear canal to reduce how much outside noise reaches the ear, and silicone is a common material for them.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Earplugs suit people who want less outside noise in a quiet moment, such as at bedtime, on a noisy commute, or in a busy room. Soft in-ear inserts like these are a common choice for people who find loud surroundings distracting while they read, work or try to sleep.

How to Use / Care

  1. Use them to block unwanted noise, such as while you sleep.

How to Choose

Start with the situation you need them for. Sleep, commuting and working in a busy space each call for a different level of noise reduction. Check that the earplugs sit comfortably in your ear, and choose a material you find comfortable to wear for the length of time you plan to use them.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are these earplugs made of?
They are made of silicone, as listed in the Material row under Specifications.

Do they block all sound?
They are designed to block unwanted noise rather than cut out every sound. The sound you hear stays comfortable instead of being reduced to silence.

What are they intended for?
They are intended for sleep, swimming and filtering out noise, which are the uses named for this product.

How do I pick the right pair for my needs?
Match the pair to where you will wear them. A pair for bedtime should feel light and stay comfortable through the night, while a pair for a noisy commute needs to stay in place while you move.

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