CURVD Everyday Earplugs – Ultra Soft, Customizable Sleep, Travel, Sensitivity, Noise Protection, for Sound Canceling Isolation, up to -30dB Reduction, NRR 15, Reusable and Sustainable (Purple)

So, the good bit: More comfortable for sleeping in than most earplugs I've tried, however my ears were still a little sore in the morning. The honey coloured option is reasonably close to skin colour to make them a bit inconspicuous, although not completely. They also stay in well once in place.The bad bit: Not as much noise blocked out as others I've tried, such as flare audio. They take a bit of shuffling about to get the position right for sleeping in.

I have been using these for a little over a month. They really help me sleep and are easy to use.

Hate to bring down another product to uplift this one, but I think I should start with addressing the elephant in the room. I’m sure I’m far from the only one looking to see how other earplugs compare to Loop. Overall, I like these quite a bit more. The shape is great. Typically, silicone earplugs will create a “seal” between the plug and your ears. This blocks out noise, but is uncomfortable to me (most people don’t have this problem, but I do). With my loops, it I break the seal, they pop out constantly. These stay in comfortably without being tightly sealed. I bought these after misplacing my loops. I dropped the case and it popped open, causing the ear plugs to fall out. The CURVD earplug case is a sturdy, metal screw top. I can drop it all I want, and the earplugs will stay inside. Their case also has an optional add-on with a keychain attachment, which is a nice touch for people looking for earplugs. I’ll definitely be buying this part next time I travel. I recently went to Europe and found myself constantly checking my pockets for my Loops. Won’t be an issue with these, and I’m looking forward to it.On top of it all, these are so much less expensive. When I got them on sale, they were $12 cheaper for just the earplugs. For $1 more than the loop quiet earplugs, I can get the CURVD earplugs with the keychain attachment and lanyard.My only complaint is that they’re a bit large. They stay in, but can make my ears a bit sore after several hours of side-sleeping. I’d love to see more sizes for the outer ear piece in the future. Note that this won’t be a problem for 90% of the people reading this. I have small inner ears and can’t use Apple AirPods or most other standard wireless earbuds. If you can wear AirPods without pain for hours on end, you’ll be fine. You can see from the picture I attached compared to other people’s photos, that they fit me differently. Not a common problem, but something to keep in mind if you have small ears.I’m autistic and noise sensitive, so it’s amazing to see more companies entering this market. I liked my loops a lot, but they created other sensory issues (particularly the seal thing, but some other minor things as well). The CURVD earplugs give me all of the same benefits with almost none of the additional problems. The case is high quality, and I can see these lasting me a long time. Very happy.

I have been looking for good earplugs for a long time and a Facebook influencer mentioned these and I thought I would try them out. They are awesome! So comfortable you can hardly tell you have anything in your ear and they block sound so well! 100% recommend!

these work well, I use them when riding my motorbike. overall satisfied but I think they are too expensive

I wanted to love them, but I just can't. I must have the world's smallest ears, because they will not seat properly, no matter what.They were painful (trying for far too long) trying desperately to seat properly, and very uncomfortable in the external portion simply sitting in my ear, pushing out against my anti-tragus area.