The Work Soft Universal earplugs are reusable, hypoallergenic silicone earplugs designed for use by someone involved in household chores and DIY projects, such as vacuuming, electric drills, lawnmowers, hammering, etc., without completely isolating them acoustically from the environment. The earplugs quickly adapt to body temperature so that you soon forget you're wearing them. The three silicone levels ensure a perfect fit for all ears. They come with an aluminum case for easy storage and transport if needed.

1) WHY IS IT ESSENTIAL TO USE EARPLUGS IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS?

Protecting our hearing is just as important as protecting other organs in our body. Unfortunately, it is a hidden risk that may manifest after many years, and in many cases, the damage caused is irreversible. This is because hearing damage is additive; each misuse “records” in the body, and after many years of abuse, problems may arise that we don’t know where they came from. Besides the potential permanent damage, excessive and loud noises cause headaches, lack of concentration, stress, irritation, and many other issues in our daily lives.

2) HOW ARE EARPLUGS INSERTED?

Lift the upper part of the ear with the opposite hand from the side where you will insert the earplug. Insert the earplug into the ear canal, not too deeply, but until you feel it fits snugly.

3) HOW DO I KNOW WHICH SIZE OF EARPLUG IS RIGHT FOR ME?

All our earplugs are one-size-fits-all, designed to fit all ears.

4) HOW DO I CLEAN THE EARPLUGS?

We recommend cleaning the earplugs after each use. Use a damp wipe to avoid damaging the filter. Dry the earplugs with a clean towel and store them in the provided carrying case. Before each use, make sure the earplugs are clean to prevent any ear infection.

5) WHAT DOES IT MEAN THAT THE EARPLUGS ARE REUSABLE?

All our earplugs are made of hypoallergenic silicone and can be used again and again.

6) DO EARPLUGS COMPLETELY BLOCK OUT THE ENVIRONMENT?

No. Earplugs are designed to significantly reduce ambient noises that we hear through the ear. However, some sounds reach the eardrum via vibrations of the skull bone; these sounds will still be audible.