Loop Quiet 2 Ear Plugs - Ultra-Comfy Reusable Hearing Protection for Sleep

These earplugs have made such a big difference for me. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve become much more sensitive to noise, especially when I’m trying to sleep. Even small sounds, like my husband getting up during the night, used to wake me up. A friend recommended these to me because she also has sensitivity to noise, and I decided to give them a try. I’m so glad I did. I use the smallest size, and they are incredibly comfortable. They don’t feel tight or painful, and I can sleep with them without that uncomfortable feeling you sometimes get from wearing earplugs for a long time. They reduce the surrounding noise enough that little sounds don’t bother me nearly as much, which has made a huge difference in my nighttime routine. I still have some awareness of what’s happening around me, but the distracting noises are much less noticeable. They’re also easy to clean and reusable, and I love that they come with a small case to keep them organized. I usually keep mine right on my nightstand so they’re always within reach. For me, these have been a wonderful purchase. I’ve tried other things to help with nighttime noise, but these are by far my favorite. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for comfortable, reusable earplugs to help reduce everyday noise while sleeping, traveling, or focusing.

I bought these for a 15-hour flight because I wanted to get some sleep without completely blocking out the world. They ended up being exactly what I was looking for. They don’t eliminate all noise like foam earplugs do, but they noticeably reduce the overall sound level. That made it much easier to relax and sleep while still allowing me to hear important announcements from the flight crew. They were also incredibly comfortable. Once I found the right ear tip sizes (a small for one ear and an extra small for the other), I could barely tell I was wearing them. They stayed in place while I slept, and my ears weren’t sore or irritated at all, even after wearing them for hours. The carrying case is compact and well made, making them easy to pack for travel. If you’re looking to take the edge off noisy environments without feeling completely cut off, these are an excellent choice. I was very happy with them for air travel.

UPDATE: After a few uses, I think these are worth the $20 I paid. As with any ear plug, it’s gonna take a little while to get used to wearing them all night. I end up having to remove them at some point through the night because my ears just aren’t accustomed to them yet, and the discomfort wakes me up. With that said, I stand by what I said; they are still the most comfortable ear plugs I’ve ever worn. I was initially using the small ear pieces, but I noticed the seal would break upon me lying the side of my head down on my pillow so I switched to the medium. These weren’t uncomfortable at all with the smalls, but I sacrificed the seal; there is some minor discomfort with the mediums, but the seal remains. I also used them while sleeping next to a snorer. They definitely help, but the snorer also needs to use some remedy to lessen the snoring for maximum effect. Mouth tape seems to help in that regard. Hoping these become a sleep staple for me…as long as my ears can adjust to the foreign object. ORIGINAL: Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much considering the reviews were very mixed. Some people swear by these. Others hate them. I had had them saved in my list for a while, but the price always deterred me. I went ahead and ordered some during Prime Day since it was the cheapest I’d ever seen them. They were still $20. Rather expensive for two tiny silicone plugs if you ask me, but I need ear plugs I can stand to wear through the night so I took the leap. The price is reflective of their reusability. My husband snores, and I’m a light sleeper so if his snores don’t wake me up, some other random noise does. Not sure these will drown out snoring, but they work wonderfully when I’m sleeping solo. I’ve used them once so far. They are by far the most comfortable ear plugs I’ve ever worn. No uncomfortable pressure and nothing sticking out of my ear, all while maintaining a good seal. Very compact and suitable for sleeping, even for side-sleepers. With that said, and maybe even due to their comfortable, innovative design, the noise reduction they provide isn’t anything amazing. The package claims they reduce the sound by just 14 decibels which is the equivalent of a quiet whisper or rustling leaves, seemingly not that impressive. During my testing of the different size attachments, I had my husband talk to me, and while they definitely muffle sound, I could still hear every word. However, this was while my full attention was on him. He tried talking to me a few minutes later while I was focused on something else, and I had to have him repeat what he said louder because all I heard was muffled speech. So I imagine the noise reduction seems greater when sleeping or when your attention is elsewhere. The main pull for me is the design and overall comfortability. They are so incredibly small and fit in the ear very nicely. Just cross your fingers you don’t misplace them because I imagine they become lost very easily. Even with the case, they’re tiny. I look forward to trying these while sleeping next to my husband, but my hopes are low when it comes to their effectiveness against snoring. Overall, I am pleased so far. They drown out ambient noise and random bumps in the night at the very least. They make talking and other similar noises sound like humming from afar which can even become kind of soothing if you try hard enough. Honestly, if I think about it, as a full-hearing individual, I wouldn’t ever want to be completely deaf at any point, especially while sleeping. Hearing is important if you’re able. Sometimes your safety or someone else’s depends on it. What I’m trying to say is: these aren’t going to significantly impair hearing or entirely cancel sound, but that shouldn’t necessarily be considered a bad thing.

Most comfortable and sound blocking I have ever tried. I bought these when I was going on a cruise with a girlfriend. I was sharing a room with her snores and to be honest I didn’t try them till I got there and didn’t realize it a way you have to put them in to get them to work, but they still worked but follow the instructions because there is a specific way to put them in that makes them work the best and so they do! I’ve had mine for over a yearand I still wear them at night because I have tinnitus and it helps with my ringing. They still look and fit like the day I bought them come in a nice case to keep them lasting longer. Highly recommend. People have given a bad with you for durability. I don’t believe that if you take care of them.

I am a nursing student. My sleep schedule is not normal. I'm also not a deep sleeper. On top of that, I'm living in noisy college dorms. These earplugs are mediocre. They do what they claim, muffling the bare minimum noise. The disposable foam earplugs block more sound. I did expect this because the foam ones do block a higher number of decibels. However, they're really not as comfortable as I thought they would be. I did initially use plug sizes that were too large, which made my ears throb from pain the next morning. It felt a lot better after using smaller sizes. If you're a side sleeper, it doesn't matter if the plugs fit right; it can still hurt depending on how much pressure is on your ear. I have incredibly clean ears to the point that my doctors are always shocked at how I have genuinely zero visible wax. But this thing started REEKING of smell. I cleaned it with soap and water daily unless I forgot, yet this thing was STINKY. I figured out by chance that if I use dish soap, the smell instantly goes away, but it was disgusting. Clean your ears and plugs properly if you want to keep these things fresh. Oh, also, make sure you get these things deeper in your ears than you think. I've had them fall out of my ears in the middle of the night multiple times. They definitely hurt less and feel way more sustainable than the foam earplugs. They fall out way less than the foam ones. But honestly? Just wait until the holidays to purchase a better earplug. Maybe even a different, more comfortable model by Loop. I can see these being good for study sessions and travel, but I'd rather just put on my noise-cancelling headphones and listen to music.

Very comfy and don’t hurt my ears. I tried a couple sizes to find the right size. They take a little practice to get in, or maybe I just have weird-shaped ears. But when you get the hang of it it’s easy. They don’t block out all noise, but they are great for blocking low-pitched sounds like snoring. Higher-pitched sounds will go through, which is nice for hearing my alarm in the morning. Very happy with these.

These help so much when you’re trying to sleep and you have someone who snores next to you, lol they also help keep out loud noise noises if your ears are sensitive. The case that they come in is so cute and they also come with different sizes for your ears. It’s very suitable like I said for concerts or for sleeping. The durability of them is amazing. They don’t pop out of your ear. They stay on your ear until you’re ready to pull them off very durable and very nice and soft for your ear so you don’t have to wear anything that would kind of hurt your ears when you lay down. The carrying case that I say they come in is so cute you could and so small. It’s like the size of a quarter or even bigger so you can carry them with you no matter what so it’s very good to travel.

These ear plugs are good enough to block out the annoying voice of the male mah jongg player at the next table but I can still hear the tile names being called at my table, which is what I want. They have the same feeling as I feel when swimming underwater. To work properly, I need to put a blob of hand lotion in my ear first. The lotion makes a seal that, combined with the plugs, blocks things out really well, but if I have to take a plug out for a bit and then put it back in, the sound block works about half as well as it did before.

箱を開けた時についていたのはMサイズでした。 そのまま着けてみたら大き過ぎでした。 思い切って一番小さいXSにしたらジャストフィット♬ 子供用でもよかったかなぁ〜とも思いましたが、着け心地もいいし周りの音がまったく聞こえなくなるので作業に集中できそうです。 ただなくさないか心配…コード買っておけばよかったわ。

Ich habe diese Ohrstöpsel gegen Schnarchen gekauft und muss sagen, dass sie jeden Cent wert sind. Es sind zwar die teuersten Ohrstöpsel, die ich je hatte, aber dafür sind sie auch die besten: sie sind weich, angenehm zu tragen und drücken nicht, auch nach Stunden nicht; sie bleiben im Ohr und zwar sie ganze Nacht und ohne dass ich sie fest drücken muss; sie schirmen Schnarchen so gut ab, dass es nur noch ein Rauschen ist; sie helfen ganz wunderbar gegen Lärm im Flugzeug und wenn es in der Umgebung allgemein zu laut ist. Durch den Ring kann man sie gut anfassen, obwohl sie sehr klein sind und in ihrem Etui gehen sie nicht verloren. Durch die vielen Aufsätze finden auch Menschen mit kleinen Ohren die passende Größe. Ich würde sie jederzeit wieder kaufen (auch wenn ich wegen des Preises hoffe, dass ich sie noch lange verwenden kann) und kann sie von Schnarchen geplagten und lärmempfindlichen Personen nur empfehlen. Purer Gewinn an Lebensqualität.

Best ear plugs , doesn’t not move while sleeping

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I bought these mainly for sleeping, as I'm quite sensitive to noise and have never really got on with traditional foam earplugs. After trying them for several nights, I found them noticeably more comfortable, particularly when sleeping on my side. The soft silicone material doesn't create the same pressure in the ear that foam plugs often do. They don't completely block out sound, but that wasn't what I was looking for. Instead, they take the edge off background noises such as traffic, doors closing and general household sounds, making it easier to relax and fall asleep. I could still hear my alarm in the morning, which I actually preferred to being completely isolated. The different tip sizes make a bigger difference than I expected. I initially tried one size and wasn't getting a great seal, but after switching to a different tip the fit and noise reduction improved noticeably. Once fitted properly, they stayed in place throughout the night without me having to adjust them. Compared with disposable earplugs, the upfront cost is higher, but I expect they'll work out cheaper over time because they're reusable and seem well made. The biggest advantage for me is the comfort. I've tried earplugs that blocked more sound, but they became uncomfortable after a few hours. These strike a better balance between noise reduction and being comfortable enough to wear all night. If you're expecting complete silence, these probably aren't the answer. If you're looking to take the edge off everyday noise without making your ears sore by morning, they've worked well for me.