TICONN 200 Pairs Foam Ear Plugs, Individually Wrapped 32dB NRR Noise Reduction Earplugs for Sleeping Hearing Protection Travel Study Concentration Construction Site (200 Pairs)

As someone who suffers from hyperacusis and is extremely sensitive to noise, I’ve tried a lot of earplugs—and these are hands-down some of the best I’ve used. The TICONN 100 Pairs Ear Plugs are perfect for all the situations that overwhelm me: concerts, haunted houses, noisy restaurants, crowded public transit—you name it. What I love most is how easily they compress to fit into my ears without being uncomfortable, but once they're in, they stay put. No slipping, no weird pressure, just reliable noise reduction. The 32dB rating really makes a difference in high-volume environments, and they soften the world enough to make it manageable again. They’re also inexpensive enough that I don’t feel bad using them as single-use, which is ideal for travel or long days out. If you’re a frequent earplug user or someone who deals with sound sensitivity, I can’t recommend these enough. Affordable, effective, and consistent—exactly what I need. I keep some stored in my purse, car, and home. They're very lightweight and durable.

Easy to use ear plugs. Great for any age. We use these at our racetrack for spectators.

Works great save my hearing.

Works okay for the price

I got these for my husband to mow the lawn and he said these are awesome. They're very effective at blocking out noise and stay in his ears easily, and I like that they're individually wrapped. Excellent value for the price point.

Works great for a motorcycle with a full face helmet

I've used earplugs on and off ever since I worked graveyards and needed to be able to sleep during the day. I'm now retired, but occasionally will still use them. The box I had were getting a little old, and these were such a good price, I thought it was time to replace them. Several people complained they were too big, but I don't have small ears and thought they would be okay. The way they are supposed to work is you roll them or squeeze them into a thinner, stiffer tube, which you can then insert in your ear canal. If you pull the top or back of your ear to open the ear canal up a bit it makes it easier. Once the plug is in the ear, the warmth of your body encourages the spongy material to expand back to its original shape. This makes a snug fit and shuts out sound. If you don't put the rolled up plug in your ear, it will still return to its original shape, but more slowly, since it's cooler. The major problem with these earplugs is, they don't stay small long enough. After you roll them, they immediately expand back to full size, making it impossible to insert them. You might just as well not have rolled them up at all. That may explain why several people said they were too big. Knowing warmth played a part in expanding the plugs, I tried keeping them in the freezer until I needed to insert them. I knew I didn't have much time, but this slowed the expansion down enough, the plugs stayed small a little longer and I was able to insert them and make a good seal. The plugs don't freeze and there's no water in them, so they don't feel particularly cold. They are just a bit firmer than when they are room temperature, and this slows the expansion down a bit. They still do not perform as efficiently as previous brands I have tried, but the price and the individual packaging are enough of a plus I will continue to use them.

I am a motorcyclist who rides most every day. I have done so for over 50 years. I attribute the fact that I still have normal hearing to have worn ear plugs for all that time. No matter how good one's helmet is, high intensity wind noise will eventually damage hearing unless one uses proper ear protection. I have used many types and styles of ear plugs over the years, and found that what I need is at least a 32 db NRR rating and a plug big enough to completely fill my ear canal in my case a plug that is in the 1in by 1/2in size range, and preferably soft enough to remain comfortable all day. These are tapered for easy insertion, but still fit that size range. I have learned that all ear plugs are not the same. These plugs work really well for me. The are not expensive, they are the right size to completely fill my ear canal when expanded after rolling them for insertion, they are really soft so as to remain comfortable in my ears for all day use, and are reusable if I have to remove them during the day. For my use they are very good. in terms of noise cancelation, they work as well as any I have used, including some that were more expensive. I can recommend them for this use or any less intense use as well.

Finally found great earplugs 👍 they are comfy and soft . Working great - not hearing any noise and …….my husband snoring 👍😁🙏😴😴

Great earplugs work good. And are nice and soft. They all come individually wrapped.

Maybe my ears changed, maybe these changed...? These are my go to ear plugs. I CANNOT SLEEP WITHOUT EAR PLUGS, and for the longest time was trying to find the right ones, ones that stayed in while I slept but didn't cause any pain by moving further in the ear. When I got these the hunt was over, I had find the perfect ones, no pain and no ear plug falling out. Fast forward 9 months later to when I now needed another box. I ordered the same box, and now after a couple of sleeps have noticed that I have ear pain from them moving, and that when you go to put them in your ear, they don't like to be as squished anymore..... I'm hoping some of them are flukes as for the most part my sleep has been fine and no paint when waking, but every now and then I get a bad one.....

These work beautifully . Not hard, but soft enough to be effective. Love them

Correct, mais pas aussi bon que d'autres marques de bouchons