LYSIAN Soft Foam Earplugs 38dB SNR, 60 Pairs, Disposable Noise Cancelling Ear Plugs for Snoring, Work, Sleeping, Industrial, Shooting Range Hearing Protection- Orange

Pretty good earplugs. They block out noise well and are pretty soft. You also get a good amount for a good price, it's been almost a year since I bought some and I still have half the container.

I'm giving a 5 star because, I mean, they work well. But I normally get Mack's 33 db and I thought, there's more here (use them every night so I can sleep next to my husband), and they are 38db and cheaper. But strangely, though they seem to fit well, I feel like I can hear quite a bit more while wearing them than the Macks. Honestly could be my imagination, but it feels pretty real.I like cheaper, but I'm going back to Mack.

I am a light sleeper, and these earplugs have been a tremendous help. The foam is super soft and comfortable, making them perfect for wearing all night. They expand gently in the ear canal, providing a snug yet comfortable fit, and offer excellent noise reduction for sleeping, studying, or traveling.Pros:- Great Noise Reduction: Helps block out snoring, traffic, and background noise.- Super Soft & Good Fit: Expands well for different ear sizes.- Generous Quantity: Comes with plenty of earplugs, making it a great value.Cons:- May Not Block 100% of Noise: While they significantly reduce noise, extremely loud sounds may still be faintly heard.- Somewhat Comfortable: I am a side sleeper and have no problem wearing them, but new earplugs do cause some discomfort as they push against my ear canals.- Noise Cancellation Reduces with Each Use: If you reuse them, they become more comfortable, but the noise cancellation diminishes with each subsequent use.Final Verdict:If you’re looking for comfortable, effective, and budget-friendly earplugs to improve your sleep, focus, or travel experience, these are an excellent choice.

I’ve been using foam earplugs for years and find that they are ideal for me to fall asleep quickly, and stay asleep through the night without ambient noise interrupting my sleep. That includes my spouse’s CPAP machine and bathroom visits. When the dog needs to go out, I’m still able to hear her cry, yet most other noises don’t make it through. I’ve slept through thunderstorms as well, so these really work well for me. Easy to insert by twisting a bit, and then inserting them. They expand within a few seconds to custom fit each ear. Perfect design. These are the same quality as what I’ve paid much more for in big box home improvement stores. Love them

I was recently diagnosed with high blood pressure, so the previous brand of earplugs that I used started to hurt. But this brand is so soft and I was able to sleep soundly without any ear pain. They swell up slowly and the material is super soft, but blocks out noise effectively. I wish they blocked out just a little bit more, but they do far better than my old pair.

I should preface by saying that everyone has different ear shapes and sizes and so your experience may vary. I live in a noisy environment and have spent a lot of time and money trying out a variety of passive noise-reduction devices. I have multiple sets of disposable foam earplugs as well as higher-end reusable ones. I bought a whole jar of these because of the great reviews. I liked their small size, supposedly slower decompression speed, and claimed performance. However, I found them extremely hard to use.I feel I have a medium or average ear canal size. I did the roll trick to compress and insert these into my ears. I even pulled on the top of my ear up and towards the back of my head to expand the canal while inserting. The problem is these never expand well to form a good fit. Even after I wait for it to fully expand, I can tell it's barely lodged into my ear. I can tug on it gently, and it'll fall out. I tried squishing it hard into my ears, hoping it'd settle in there and fill any gaps as it expands but this doesn't work.The weird part is that my goto foam earplugs, which are definitely on the larger side, actually fit better. They are too big for my ears, but because of this, when they expand, they really get lodged in there. Now I have 60 pairs I don't know what to do with.