50 Pairs Moldex 6800 Pura Fit Disposable Ear Plug Uncorded NRR 33

I've used about 8-10 brands trying to find ones that:1). Cancel out the most noise2). Don't hurt my ears.3). Last the longest.These are without question the best brand I've tried. I forget they're in my ears. I get about 10-14 days out of each pair, before they lose elasticity, which is outstanding when compared to competitors. They block everything out. They look longer than most, which may scare some people off, but the length is actually one of the best things about them; when you insert them, they go deeper than other brands. Then, once they start to fill out in your ears, you pull them out a bit and they rest perfectly against the outer part of your ear.I am one of those people who search for the best version of everything I use, and I am happy I found my earplugs for life.One strange thing about these particular ones (from this seller) is that they don't come in a nice bag or box or anything. They're shipped in a shipping bag, loose. This isn't a big deal, as each pair is packaged individually (another HUGE plus, because they stay sealed and fresh way longer), but I felt it would have been nice to at least put them in a ziplock bag or something. It's better for the environment this way, I suppose, so maybe it's another plus!I just transfer them all into an old shaving kit I don't use anymore.

I have tried many brands of ear plugs. I thought I would give these a shot. I put the moldex in last night correctly. They blocked the sound well but not any better than Macks or Hearos. I found them to be a bit uncomfortable after awhile because they are not as soft. These I would recommend for shorter term usage. For sleeping Mack's or Hearos soft brands are better and far more comfortable.

For the most part, most of the earplugs are the same size, though once in a while I get a one-off (smaller or larger than the rest). The density seems to be the biggest downfall to this product. As others have mentioned, not all earplugs in the package are created equally. Most are pretty similar, though once in a while, one earplug is significantly more or less dense than the other which leaves me opening another pack, wasting one. The wasted one adds up. A few packages only contained 1 single ear plug which was a disappointment. The fit of this brand is as good as another brand I have with equal noise rating. I will use up what I have & explore other options though honestly, this isn't a bad option & for the price & overall high ratings received from independent testers, I opted for this brand & they certainly do the job. I only wish there was more consistency in the density & packaging.

[long time since I've tried this, going off of memory] "their longer shape make them easier to grasp" probably true(which may help with taking out), but it makes it worse to sleep on their side with a pillow, not recommended for those that are going to do that with them, but otherwise ok. I gave up on these soon after trying that and experiencing issues that I blamed on the extra length. Probably regular length ones would be better for this.I don't remember how good they were at insulating sound, etc... probably OK.[general information about earplugs] I've seen a lot of people wear earplugs incorrectly. Look it up online how to put them in nicely. Make sure they are actually inside your ear hole, and not loose outside. It takes a while to put them in correctly. If it isn't in right, take them out and try again. If this takes too long, you could also try Hearing Protection Safety Ear Muffs instead. (note: also bad to use for sleeping on side with pillows.)

My favorite ear plugs ever. No seriously. For years I've been looking for decent noise-cancelling ear plugs because most of the ones on the market are either too hard, don't cancel enough noise and just plain suck. My main problem is that I have small ear canals and most ear plugs hurt my inner ear.The funniest part about these ear plugs is that I didn't even buy them -- the only reason I tried these is because I got them as a free sample with a sleeping mask I ordered. I wasn't expecting much but I was shocked at how much I liked these. They are soft, don't hurt my inner ear and actually cancel a good amount of noise. Anyone who buys ear plugs know they never cancel out noise completely, but I am super satisfied with these.For years I have been looking for a decent pair of ear plugs and the only reason I found them was because I got them as a free sample. Go figure lol.

Very comfortable noise blocking ear plugs. Moldex brand is well known in the industry for providing quality products. I can't say if this current batch has changed, but I find these very comfortable to sleep in. I personally cut off the rounded tips to ease a little pressure on my ears, since I don't necessarily need these ear plugs for construction work. I was just a bit surprised these came individually wrapped as opposed to in a large jar like similar products.

I have been using the 3M 92059-80025T Disposable Earplugs for many years but decided to try some others just to see if there was anything better. These are the only ones that I liked just as well and maybe better. They are a bit longer than the 3M so they are a bit easier to remove from your ears if you get they all the way in. Sometimes I have had trouble grasping the 3M version. I will say that these are long enough to be painful if you insert them too far. Just have to be a bit careful. Over all I like them just as well as the 3M and they may have a slight edge due to the extra length.The sound reduction appears to equal or possibly slightly exceed the 3M. The main thing with this type foam ear plug is to roll them between your thumb and index finger to squeeze them down small enough to get all the way into your ear. You have to do that quickly before they expand. I have had some that expand so quickly that I could never get them far enough in my ear. I did not have that problem with these.The only con is the individual packaging. I wish that I could buy them in bulk packed loose. They may be available that way, I have looked recently and will check on that before I order more.

Easily the quartets earplugs I’ve used. They also don’t go dead and limp nearly as fast as the orange kind.

Very disappointing. No better, and possibly worse that the ones I can get in the hardware store here.

Love these ear plugs