Mack's Pillow Soft Silicone Earplugs - 6 Pair (Pack of 2), Value Pack – The Original Moldable Silicone Putty Ear Plugs for Sleeping, Snoring, Swimming, Travel, Concerts and Studying White

Asides from the environmental impact of them having a limited lifespan and being made of silicone- these are by far the best earplugs I have used. Plus others are easy to lose whereas these stay in. Very happy with them and this is my second purchase and have recommended them to my others as well. Need to follow the instructions not to use them once they start to fall apart as don't want a piece in your ear.

From now on, I'm only buying these. Peaceful sleep. Last about 5 nights. Last two nights are less fab but thats due to them drying out. When dry, get s fresh set. Easy.

Each pair can only really be re-used a few times, but they do the job.

Soft, squishy and designed to act as a seal. Previously used ear plugs but as a side sleeper they weren't all that comfortable. These however are ideal.They don't block out noise 100% but do reduce it to a tolerable volume (especially loud music from neighbours). Definitely recommend.

Great ear plugs. Comfortable to wear and blocks out the sound of my husband’s snoring! Bought other ear plugs in the past but always go back to these.

The media could not be loaded. Video is a simple unboxing. See my opinion on these plugs below:I like my peace and quiet. I value my sleep as well. I'm quite sensitive to noise at night and in general don't like to involuntarily listen to other people's music.In the past I've used:- those yellow cone throw away ear plugs. Comfort level was okay, but effectivity insufficient to block out music in the room next to me.- I've also used the yellow rubber 'pine tree bubble' shaped ear plugs that often have a little cord and are sometimes used by workmen. Some of those were pretty good in cancelling out noise. But my ears would hurt if I'd wear them the whole night.- I've also used custom made (hard silicone maybe) ear plugs from an ear doctor. They were very good both in comfort level and noise reduction. They were £40 pounds to make. However it being only one set, after losing one, they were basically useless.- I've also at times used actual noise cancelling ear phones. Very good noise blocking. Comfort of inner ear is good, but over time around the ears and the whole head can start to ache.Bit of a long story, but it might save you from going through all those options ;-)These moldable earplugs are definitely the best item I've used for this purpose so far and I've been using them for over a year now.- They are extremely comfortable compared to many other options as they 'mold' to your ear. Also they don't stick out from your ear much so you can sleep on your side.- They cancel noise really well, as much as you can expect from a product like this.So it scores very well on the important aspects and I would highly recommend them.Some things to consider:- You do need to change a pair every 5 (or so) days because they get dirty with having dust, hairs and fluff from your bed stick to them. (Tip, if they get a little dirty re-kneed them to get a bit more usage out of them.)- Being basically airtight it does, very slightly, have an impact on the nose-mouth-ear airflow. Your ears can't 'breathe' as they normally would.- It can also cause the inside of your ear to clog up a bit quicker in dirtiness, so keep an eye on that.- Being an item that needs to be replaced, you will have to buy new ones every now and again. But a whole box or set of three boxes (with medium usage of a few times a week) can go a long way and sleep being so vital it's more than worth it.Basically I would highly recommend them.

Feels horrible in your ear and isn't that great at blocking out noise

To be honest, my wife and I foundithe performance of these to be pretty poor. Followed the fitting instruction. However, my estimation is the sound reduction (traffic noise)was around 20 %.