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Yep. I find the foam plugs to be uncomfortable, and having them pressed in by the over-ear phones makes them worse. Do you have a recommended brand/style of in
by iak8god 10y ago
Yep. I find the foam plugs to be uncomfortable, and having them pressed in by the over-ear phones makes them worse.
Do you have a recommended brand/style of in-ear foam plugs?
- saurik 10y agoI buy 3M Disposable Earplugs in 80 packs from Home Depot, but I actually also like the fairly standard Hearos that you see around. My recommendation if you find them tight is Mack's Dreamgirl Soft 30dB, as they are extra small but are still made out of material almost (but not quite) as good as the Hearos and 3M. (I swear the 3M are slightly better than the Hearos, btw, and you can buy them in tiny packs as well to try out, but I might just be crazy and they might literally be identical to Hearos.) The one thing to absolutely avoid is the "Sleep Pretty in Pink" variety of Hearos: I don't know what the hell they did to them but they just don't work correctly. (And you probably want 32dB if you go with normal size, not 33dB, which are much larger. I wear those on plane flights, dental work, and parties, but generally not for sleeping or random work.)