Earplugs for Sleeping,Noise Reduction Soft Silicone Ear plugs with 7 Pairs Ear tips&One Connection Cord,Hearing Protection Reusable Earplugs for Sleeping,Concert,Work&Sound Reduction 25dB-30db

As a teacher in a busy kindergarten classroom, I've tried a lot of earplugs over the years, but Loop Earplugs have truly been a game changer! I use them during inside playtime and in the cafeteria—both places that can get really noisy—and they’ve made a world of difference.✅ What I Love:Noise Reduction Without Isolation: These earplugs reduce background noise but still allow me to hear important sounds, like kids calling out to me or other classroom noises. I can stay focused without feeling disconnected or overwhelmed.Comfortable: The soft, ergonomic design of Loop Earplugs makes them comfortable enough to wear without any discomfort. I forget I even have them in! No itching or pressure, even after long stretches in the cafeteria or during playtime.Discreet and Stylish: They have a sleek, modern design. The range of colors available is a nice touch — I can match them with my style or the vibe of my classroom.Durable and Easy to Clean: The earplugs come with a neat little case, and cleaning them is a breeze. They’re also quite sturdy — I don’t have to worry about them breaking or getting damaged easily.✅ Why They’re Perfect for Teachers:Focus and Calm: In a classroom full of energetic kids, having these earplugs helps me stay calm and maintain my focus. It’s like having a little oasis of peace amidst the noise.Great for Social Sensitivity: If you’re sensitive to loud noises (whether it's from sensory overload or just needing a break), these earplugs provide a perfect balance of noise reduction without making you feel completely out of touch with the environment.⚠️ A Tiny Note:Fit Might Take Some Trial: The earplugs fit securely for most people, but if you have smaller or larger ears, you might need to adjust them a bit. They come with different sizes to help with this.Final Thoughts:These earplugs have been a lifesaver for both my mental well-being and focus in the classroom. If you’re a teacher working in noisy environments, whether it's a classroom or a cafeteria, these earplugs are an essential tool. They’re comfortable, effective, and stylish, making them the perfect solution for reducing noise while still staying connected to what’s going on around you.Highly recommend!

Very confortable, love the size options, the nice little box to store and help not to lose is great. Easy to use and work isolating from noise. I also use then for shower and they are very helpfulThe color is very prety

I am an avid Loop user. My cats stole one of my Loop Quiet earbuds, and they only sell the quiet 2 now. I am also neurodivergent and sound/feeling sensitive. I chose this as a cheaper option, here is my summary/comparison.1. Price is great. 10 dollars compared to 40 is a huge discount.2. The feel is okay. Wearing loops every night, they did start to hurt sometimes too. But the original Quiet headphones were entirely silicone, whereas these ones seem to have harder plastic in the core/center. As a side sleeper, I feel the difference. It is definitely a little more uncomfortable, but for the price difference it is not unbearable.3. The neck holder/cord. Awesome, comes with it for free. Has kept my cat from stealing them in the middle of the night. The same product through loop is $20 by itself. Does not fit in the case with the cord on, though.4. The sizing of the ear buds themselves is a little lacking. The small is the smallest size they have, and still slightly too big for me. I used XS from loop previously. I am awaiting a pair of these from loop and will come back to advise whether or not they fit on these earbuds.5. Noise cancelling is alright. The Loop Quiet earplugs muted my dog snoring next to me, these do not unless she is facing away from me. They do however mute most noises from outside. So if you have a snoring partner, it may not fully block that sound.Overall, 4/5 because it is definitely worth $10, and as someone who may loose more earbuds in the future due to cat shenanigans, I will stick with these for sleeping. Definitely slightly more uncomfortable, definitely slightly less noise cancelling, but overall definitely worth $10 and I would buy again. I would just recommend the company make the case a little bigger to fit the neck cord as well, or add a separate case for storing that.But since you need to remove the ear buds to remove the cord, it'd be easiest to have one case for both. Loop doesn't have a solution to this, either, to be fair. As someone who rushes to work when I wake up, it'd be nice to have a dedicated case or bag to throw the whole thing into.EDIT: Loop earbuds do fit on these, but the little silencing circle does not due to the hard plastic nub. Would still rate 4/5 overall.

These are a life saver! I had been interested in the name brand version of these but couldn't let myself spend that kind of money on earplugs. I was pleased to find these at a much more affordable price, in a subtle color that doesn't scream "I can't stand hearing this noise." You can still hear with them in, but they drown out a lot of background sound (think crowds, dishwashers, washing machines, fans, etc.). Obviously everyone has different sound tolerances, but these have been so great for me when I need some quiet around the house. They are very comfortable, and hsve an in-ear feel similar to my favorite earbuds I use to listen to music. I always take these with me to theme parks because the crowds and queue noise can get so intense, and these make a huge difference. Even bought some for a family member who gets overstimulated easily as well, in their favorite color. The little case that they come with to store them is very small (easy to lose) but I love that it doesn't take up space in my bag or pocket. Highly recommend!

Omg these are amazing and bring different sizes and I lvoe how confortable they are they are perfect so you will hear everything but somehow clean as per de artist so your ears don't bleed😂 I really loved them it was my first experience