EarPlanes(Adult, 12 Years+)

So helpful , struggled with ear pain when flying ever since flying with a sinus infection. These have really made a difference. Comfortable and don’t block noise , maybe just dim it slightly so actually fine to wear all flight long

I always suffer with blocked (sometimes painful) ears after flying. I was concerned about flying as I have had a blocked eustachion tube for the last 2 months and NHS are not willing to help. I had wax removed privately but still blocked tubes. I used these plugs for takeoff until reached full flying height and again through the drop from flying to landing. They were really good. No pain and not deaf for days after flying. I will be using them for all future flights. I would recommend.

I get really bad ear pain when flying. I have tried various earplugs, earphones(or earpods), swallowing water, sucking sweets, chewing gum, or a combination of a few of these things. Nothing worked for me. And in fact it seemed to get worse every time i flew. With my last journey causing unbearable pain, and the sensation of having water in my ears, and being unable to hear properly, lasting for over 2 weeks! I read the reviews on these and thought id give them a go. So glad i did. Apart from a small amount of discomfort in my left ear, on the flight out and return flight, there was nothing. No pain and no lasting affect. Definitely worth the money. Would highly recommend!

I suffer from so many problems with my ears. I’m super prone to wax blockages, infections and ear drum ruptures. I had an awful experience during a flight in February where both my ear drums ruptured from the pressure. It was incredibly painful and I temporarily lost my hearing. So in preparation for flights later in the year, I discovered EarPlanes and they’re amazing reviews. I didn’t find a single negative review so I bought two packs for two round trip flights. THEY ARE AMAZING. I felt zero pain, I had no blockages or hearing loss at all and didn’t feel any pressure during the entire duration of the flights. They’ve changed my travel experience for the better and I wouldn’t go on a flight without them. I probably need the size for smaller ears next time thought because my ear canals are ridiculously small. The app is also super useful to track the changes in cabin pressure during flights and it sends you notifications when to use them.If you suffer with your ears on flights you need to buy these! You’ll never go back!

Little miracles! From severe pain last year to nothing - my tip is to put them in an hour before you land. Other people heard my ears crackle last year on descent and I was going to see a doctor before they popped back so the difference this year landing at the same airport is wow!

I’ve always had issues on short flights, an hour or less. My ears would be ringing, my head feels like it’s going to burst and I thought my eyes would explode. I wish I was exaggerating. So when I had to take two 14 hour flights, I was extremely worried. I popped them in before i got on the plane, and as soon as we took off, I waited for the pain, the popping and ringing in my ears and … nothing.I won’t lie I did get a slight pop maybe 3 times, but no pain I was ok! I kept it in for the whole first flight, and on my second flight I took them out when we had about 4 hours left of the flight. And I had no issues. No pain, no head pressure building. Nothing.I wore headphones over them and I don’t think it blocked out too much sound. It was ok. But when people were talking I couldn’t hear very clearly. But I’ll take that over extreme pain anytime.To put them in it was very easy. Just twist and that’s it! I cannot recommend these enough to people!

On my recent trip from Northern Europe to Japan, I decided to try out the new Airplane Earplugs, hoping for some peace and tranquility during my flight. While the earplugs had their merits, my overall experience was somewhat mixed.Firstly, I'd like to commend the noise-cancelling ability of these earplugs. They proved quite effective at blocking out the constant hum of the airplane engines and the general cabin noise. The environment they provided was significantly quieter, allowing me to relax during the long flight.The earplugs were also reasonably comfortable in the ear - at least in my left ear. This brings me to my primary issue with the product: oddly enough, I could only get a proper fit in my left ear. Despite numerous attempts and adjustments, the right earplug simply wouldn't fit properly. This resulted in imbalanced noise blocking which was quite disruptive and detracted from the overall experience.While this product failed to meet my needs, I understand that this could be a highly subjective issue. Ear sizes and shapes can significantly vary from person to person, and it seems like this product might not cater to all. If you're considering these earplugs, you might want to ensure that they are a good fit for you.The earplugs were compact and easy to carry around, coming with a small, sturdy case that fit in my carry-on without any issues. Also, the material seemed durable and likely to withstand long-term use.Despite their noise-cancelling ability, due to the fit issue, I don't see myself repurchasing these earplugs. I believe that for a product like this, the comfort and fit are just as important as the functionality.To sum up, while the Airplane Earplugs delivered in terms of noise cancellation and portability, the fit was a significant drawback for me. They might be a worthy investment for some, but I'd recommend a thorough check for fit and comfort before purchasing.

I have really bad and sensitive ears when it comes to flying so they pop a lot and it’s very painful. However when I used these it defo reduced this pain and helped so much more but the only downside is that I feel like it doesn’t work as well if you use it more than once. It does say that on the packet but yeah if your using it for one flight or maybe even two it should be good.