Children's EarPlanes Plus- 1 Pair

Really helps on flights! I have small adult ears, so the child size was perfect. I've always had pressure issues in my ears when I fly. Sometimes it sounds like liquid is squirting or squeaky sounds when the planes descend. Since wearing these, it has helped me to where I don't end up in urgent care after flying. The app also is very helpful as I can monitor the cabin pressure in real time and get alerts when to put the plugs in my ears. They even have their own case. It's a great investment and gives me relief from "airplane ear".

Will not fly without them ever. I used for my self and bought the smaller kids size for my 8 year old niece who had an ear ache a week before our flight. Worked like a charm neither one of us had pain. I actually lost one on the flight and the ear that I didn’t have it in did hurt and no pain on the ear that had the plug in . I don’t have extreme pain in general on planes decent or take off but now that I tried these I’d be a fool to deal with any pain when I simply can pay under $15 and use earplanes. I really bought for my niece bezuas I was scared of pain with her ear ache. she is really petite so had to buy her the kids smaller size and was able for try these out. Glad for the mistake these work great.

These are an inexpensive hearing saver and may be a perfect fit even for some adults, like me! I’m an adult with small ear canals and issues with my eustation tubes. It is usually impossible for me to equalize while flying, and i even lost partial hearing in one ear due to a particularly hard time equalizing during landing on one flight. The pressure change actually damaged me for life. My ENT was doubtful these earbuds would help, but agreed it wouldn't hurt to try. We had already tried a complicated preparatory routine beginning with one drug starting two weeks before the flight, adding another two days before, and still a third one hour before flying. While this helped a bit, the pain was still fairly substantial. Adding the earplanes to my routine made quite a difference! Some tips: Be sure to put them in before takeoff, remove once comfortable at cruising altitude, and put them back in AN HOUR before landing. (They actually begin descending sooner than you think.) Also, chew gum and be sure to swallow and focus on other clearing methods as you come down. If you are using these on your kids, practice starting at least a few days before, so they are comfortable putting them in, and know equalizing practices ( swallowing, chewing, jaw wobbling, ear pulling and massaging, gentle closed-nose blowing) before the flight. Ear pain from poor equalization can be absolutely excruciating, damaging to hearing, and no wonder kids scream on flights! These are well worth the money!

Works well for those that suffers from ears popping while flying. They also reduce noise around you. They fit well and are comfortable.

I was nervous for ear pressure issues when taking my 2 y/o on their first plane trip. I laid my baby on a changing table at the airport and put them in before getting on the plane. They are super easy to twist in. I put a small piece of soft medical tape over it so my baby wouldn’t pull them out. While you can remove them and put them in before each take off/landing, I just kept them in for the duration of the travel day.My baby did GREAT and did not appear to have any pain or discomfort. Also liked that it came with 3 pairs & a little case for them.

My son used to start feeling sick during take off and since using these he feels so much better! These have been a life saver.

If you have small ears, this is the way to go. They fit a lot nicer than the original size. Since using ear planes I’ve had no discomfort on flights. The app is super cool in telling you when you can take them out, so you don’t have to wear them the whole time on a long flight. Worth the money for sure!

These are life savers and I never travel without them. I put them in after I find my seat and then I remove them after the plane lands and the door is opened (because of the cabin pressure). On a longer flight you can remove them once the plane gets up to the highest altitude, then I put them back in about 45 minutes until we land.