Noise Canceling Earplugs for Sleep and Concentration– New Flexible Earplugs for Better Attenuation–2 Pair Reusable –Deal for Side Sleepers &Noise Sensitive Person – 27dB Noise Cancellation–Yellow

I'm a very light sleeper (wake up when A/C or heater turns on/off, any sound of the house settling, cat's footsteps, etc) and these noise dampening earplugs work great! I can sleep through the night while still being able to hear my alarm go off in the morning since I set it a bit louder, and I can also hear when someone is trying to get my attention if there were an emergency. They're also decently comfortable to sleep in all night or wear at work, especially in comparison to foam earplugs from the store which used to cause me ear aches. I don't get ear aches anymore since using these, just clean them on a regular basis with an alcohol swab. The product name is a misnomer though, they are noise DAMPENING, not noise canceling. I also like that they come with multiple piece sizes.

I had another pair from another company and my dog ate them. I didn't want to spend that much money to replace them, so thought I'd give these a try and months later I'm still using them successfully for sleeping and other instances when I need to reduce the sound in my life. These aren't totally noise cancelling, nor do they claim to be, but they get the job done. They muffle sound, or more, depending on how far a jam them into my ears. Great set! Would def rebuy if I needed to.

These are really good. They’re comfortable, they don’t annoy my ears, and they block out much of my boyfriends snoring and some of the fan noise in our room. It’s not 100% noise cancelling. They fit well and they’re easy to clean and come with a handy travel case.

These completely block the sound out, so are more like ear plugs. They annoy me because I can hear myself breath, chew, etc. I will keep them and use them for complete noise cancelling like leaf blowing or wearing under my motorcycle helmet.What DOES work for me:I found that the flare brand works better for me with my triggers and I can hear more and it's a more comfortable fit. I ended up getting the small (standard size) instead of the xs or child size and I think that was probably appropriate. It would be nice to compare with a size down as I do feel that they don't sit in as far as maybe they should and I do remove them when I can.That being said, they work wonderfully to drown out my trigger noises, mostly my dog's high pitch whine that she uses for attention or when she's anxious, etc. (which in turn raises my anxiety) I mostly use them in the car when she gets amped up going somewhere she thinks is the bee's knees. It helps to keep me calm and I can ignore her. They are great for loud, busy, people-y places too and so I try to remember to have them with me just in case. Overall I recommend these if you just need to take the edge off of noise. I didn't think there was any hope until I got these. Now at least I see a way forward with these as a tool to manage the stress I feel in different noisy circumstances. I know that it doesn't work for some Misophonia suffererers, but I do know it helps some. Also there is a great place for people with Misophonia to learn and rant, on reddit. r/misophoniaI sure hope this review helps someone and that this was enough information to help you make a decision. You are not alone when it comes to Misophonia.For those who have never heard of Misophonia, it is a term that is pretty new and still in it's infancy being researched. Here is a blip about it: What is misophonia? People with misophonia are affected emotionally by common sounds — usually those made by others, and usually ones that other people don't pay attention to. The examples above (breathing, yawning, or chewing) create a fight-or-flight response that triggers anger and a desire to escape.(There are MANY other triggers for people than just those listed above and often times it's accompanied by other issues with autism, adhd, and many others. It is not well understood at this time how it all works together.

Noise canceling. Long lasting. Comfortable.

My son is neurodiverse, he has a pair of Loop noise canceling earbuds and loves them; I was trying to save a few bucks while getting an equivalent earbuds- these are not it! Very cheaply mad and awkward- spend the money and get the name brand Loop, there is no comparison:(

I bought these because I wanted to try the name brand loop earplugs, but wasn’t willing to commit to the price of them, so I figured that these similar ones would be a good place to start. Honestly, these work amazingly well, and I am very impressed. I work in a very loud factory, and these work incredibly well and are very comfortable even over a 12 hour shift. I have since tried the actual loop earplugs, and can say that these are an extremely well-made dupe and absolutely work as intended. They protect your ears from anything loud and damaging, but still allow you to hold a conversation without feeling like your head is underwater. 5/5 would recommend.

I love the Loop Engage, but didn't want to shell out more money for the Quiet, so I took a chance on these and I'm glad I did. They are super similar to the name brand ones, but for much cheaper. I like that they came with 2 pairs, and different sized ear pieces. I travel a lot and have to share rooms sometimes, and I live in a noisy area, so these have been great. They are pretty comfortable, of course like any earplugs they may get uncomfortable in the middle of the night when you wake up, but not too bad. I am a side sleeper too, so sometimes it's hard to wear earplugs.

Bought for my son who has difficulty with noise at the office. They work great and are comfortable. Good price as well. Recommend.

Petit, léger et très confortable.Pour le bruit environnant ou un petit ronfleur 😴

They do the trick if you're looking for a cheaper alternative for calmness.

Fits well

I got these for the plane and was not disappointed. Excellent noise cancellation. Obviously not to zero, but still very good.