Mack’s Ultra Soft Foam Earplugs, 7 Pair + Case – 33 dB Highest NRR, Comfortable Ear Plugs for Sleeping, Snoring, Travel, Concerts, Studying and Noise

These really are the best. They're really soft and easy to squish in. They aren't as long as most other earplugs, but they're still long enough that you can get them out of your ear. And they're just as good at blocking out sound as the best competitors.Did I mention that they're super-soft and comfortable compared to anything else? You can stop your search right now - you've found what you want with Mack's.

The ear plugs are comfortable and flesh colored so they are not noticeable which is perfect for reenactment shooting where spectators are watching. I really like the carrying case too. The plugs are very soft and sometimes it takes a minute to reexpand after squishing them and placing them in your ears.

Great ear plugs! Orange ones were too big for my ears so I tried this small pack and now I wear these every night for some way too deep sleep lol. Bought the big pack.

I thought these were nice and soft. However, I thought they were ok in the way of cancelling noise. I tried two others (Dream Girl and Thermasoft) and I felt I couldn’t get any of them in my ears like the pictures described and all three stuck out further than my ear, so it was a bit uncomfortable. I tried each a few nights in a row in only the one ear facing up with the pillow buffering the rest of the noises (snoring husband and occasional airplanes) since I was nervous about damaging my eardrums (warning on package). I chose not to use any after trying them out, because I thought my ears felt like they needed to pop like on a plane ride in the morning. In order of what I thought worked best (all Mack’s):1. Thermasoft (though they weren’t the softest, they seemed to work the best) Muffled sounds, but could still hear some snoring. Didn’t hear the birds outside at 4:00 am in the morning.2. Ultrasoft (were soft, but didn’t work as well as above - heard more snoring)3. Dream Girl (didn’t do much at all for me)I’d like to learn more about how to fit them properly and how to avoid any damage before I’d try again.

I've been buying tan colored earplugs from an online earplug "super store" (as they call themselves) for many years, but a few months ago they sent 50 pairs of junk! They didn't roll tight for insertion. I called once and I emailed once...a no response. In any case, I just tried these similar earplugs from Mack's and they work great. Soft and effective. Perfect for vacuuming, mowing the lawn, and those occasional flights.

Pros -- Super soft, very comfortable, blends with many skin tones, cuts down noise, inexpensive. Really like the carrying case included.Cons -- Too soft? Fell out of my ears several times (went in well, but I may need the smaller size plugs).I may try the smaller ones (purple color, I believe?) to see if they fit better.

Don't waste your money, buy a different brand. Super soft, so soft you ruin them when you twist to get secure in your ears. I've used a ton of earplugs. These are by far the worst, barely mask sound.

I bought these after a different major company's brand that I had purchased for years decided to greatly drop the quality of their plugs to save money.Luckily I couldn't be happier with these and they are a nearly perfect replacement for the other company's plugs before their quality dropped.These Mack's plugs really are "ultra soft" and are extremely comfortable all night long at least to my ears.I barely notice they're in and they have great sound blocking as long as I make sure they are fairly deep inside my ear canal. I also haven't had any problems removing them in the morning even when they are fairly deep inside my ears.Overall I'm very pleased with these and will definitely buy more in the future.