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I need some decent earplugs. Something comfortable which cuts out lots of noise. Any suggestions?
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I use these. Generally better to get foam rather than latex, I seem to remember latex being really uncomfortable.Some swear by the cheap 3M earplugs.
I have some of these and they are also my favorite. Thanks for identifying them for me leela, as I got a box years ago (somewhere, when I used to roam the world) and haven't been able to find them since.My all-time favourite ones are "Boules Quiès" from France. They are waxy and moldable to your exact ear shape; you can sort of "burp" them like a tupperware so they seal and make an effective sound barrier.
The best. Highest rating of noise cancellation
https://www.amazon.co.uk/20-Pairs-Earsoft-Ear-Plugs/dp/B00374LCFS
Try these they are amazing.
Yes they sure are. Let me know hereOK, I have just bought some 3M EARSoft FX foam earplugs on eBay (£2.50 for 10 pairs), and will compare them to the Moldex Rockets I use.
I'll post a report on this thread.
They claim a 39dB noise reduction with the EARSoft FX earplugs, which would be amazing if it is true.