Waterproof malleable earplugs soft to the touch. They are made of high-quality soft hypoallergenic silicone and reduce noise by 27dB and contain aloe vera which has ingredients for skin hydration and is ideal for people with sensitive skin, while also having antibacterial action. You can shape them with your hands like clay to achieve a perfect fit inside the ear, whether it is adult or child. They can be reused several times during sleep, swimming, at the workplace, on the plane, when traveling by motorcycle, or even when you want quietness to read. These earplugs protect you from most environmental sounds that enter directly into the ear, but there are sounds that enter the eardrum through vibrations of the skull bone. The package includes 6 pairs (12 pieces) and they come with a plastic carrying case.

1) WHY IS IT NECESSARY TO USE EARPLUGS IN VARIOUS SITUATIONS?

Protecting our hearing is as important as protecting other organs of our body. Unfortunately, this is a hidden danger that may appear after many years, and in many cases the damage caused is irreversible. This is due to the fact that hearing damage is cumulative; every abuse is "recorded" in the body and after many years of abuse, problems may arise that we do not know where they came from. Apart from potential permanent damage, excessive and loud noises cause headaches, lack of concentration, stress, irritation, and many other issues in our daily life.

2) HOW TO INSERT EARPLUGS?

Before inserting the earplugs, dry your hands and ears. Take one earplug in your hand and "shape" it until it takes an oval form. Lift the upper part of the ear with the opposite hand from the one you will use to insert the earplug. Insert the earplug into the ear and hold it with your finger for 10-15 seconds so that it takes the shape of the ear cavity and fits as well as possible.

3) DO EARPLUGS COMPLETELY ISOLATE FROM THE ENVIRONMENT?

No. Earplugs are designed to significantly reduce various ambient noises heard through the ear. However, there are sounds that enter the eardrum through vibrations of the skull bone; these sounds you will continue to hear.