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Prime Members: Loop Quiet Series 2 Noise Reduction Earplugs (various)

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Loop Earplugs US via Amazon has for Prime Members: Loop Quiet Series 2 Noise Reduction Earplugs (various) on sale for $16.95. Shipping is free.

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Loop Earplugs US via Amazon has for Prime Members: Loop Quiet Series 2 Noise Reduction Earplugs (various) on sale for $16.95. Shipping is free.

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Model: Loop Quiet 2 Ear Plugs – Ultra-Comfy Reusable Noise-Reducing Earplugs for Sleep, Deep Focus, Travel, Noise Sensitivity | Flexible Hearing Protection | Customizable Fit | 24dB (SNR) Noise Reduction

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Doyouwantaspoon
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These are incredibly comfortable, fit flush in your ear for side sleeping, and are washable and reusable.

I've had 3 or 4 pairs of them since the first gen, and the 2nd gen are much easier to keep clean. I use these every night. The only reason I've gone through so many is because sometimes they fall out at night and I honestly think my dog is eating them. But I'm happy to always purchased another set.
armyofda12mnkeys
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side topic: for concerts id recommend the Loop Experience (vs the Loop Switch or Eargasms). it has this rubber 'Mute' part that i always use and never take out. the Switch gives you 3 hearing level options but im always at the max anyway which I get with the Experience(+included rubber Mute part).
Eargasms used to be great, but they seem to be less quality now. But i use their hard pillbox storage system (as u can buy that separately on amazon) as Loop's sucks (they have to be perfect in Loops case otherwise it opens and you lose your expensive earplugs).

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djfokus
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Apparently I've been using them wrong the entire time.
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Mr_Big
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You can get a 50 pack of earplugs rated at 32db at Harbor Freight. I don't see how this price for one pair is justified.
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Doyouwantaspoon
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Quote from Mr_Big :
You can get a 50 pack of earplugs rated at 32db at Harbor Freight. I don't see how this price for one pair is justified.

These are incredibly comfortable, fit flush in your ear for side sleeping, and are washable and reusable.

I've had 3 or 4 pairs of them since the first gen, and the 2nd gen are much easier to keep clean. I use these every night. The only reason I've gone through so many is because sometimes they fall out at night and I honestly think my dog is eating them. But I'm happy to always purchased another set.
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GinaG1983
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I've tried every earplug they make, and these are the only ones that stay in my ears overnight!
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GinaG1983
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Quote from Doyouwantaspoon :
These are incredibly comfortable, fit flush in your ear for side sleeping, and are washable and reusable.I've had 3 or 4 pairs of them since the first gen, and the 2nd gen are much easier to keep clean. I use these every night. The only reason I've gone through so many is because sometimes they fall out at night and I honestly think my dog is eating them. But I'm happy to always purchased another set.
My cats love to play with these!
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armyofda12mnkeys
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side topic: for concerts id recommend the Loop Experience (vs the Loop Switch or Eargasms). it has this rubber 'Mute' part that i always use and never take out. the Switch gives you 3 hearing level options but im always at the max anyway which I get with the Experience(+included rubber Mute part).
Eargasms used to be great, but they seem to be less quality now. But i use their hard pillbox storage system (as u can buy that separately on amazon) as Loop's sucks (they have to be perfect in Loops case otherwise it opens and you lose your expensive earplugs).
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vermiform
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I buy these on Ali for ~$2 a pair

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burticus
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I used to do earplugs at night due to spousal snoring. Then CPAP happened, and I don't need them any more! Yay me!

Otherwise, yeah I'd just get the foam ones from whatever hardware store you like
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bdobslaw
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Quote from armyofda12mnkeys :
side topic: for concerts id recommend the Loop Experience (vs the Loop Switch or Eargasms). it has this rubber 'Mute' part that i always use and never take out. the Switch gives you 3 hearing level options but im always at the max anyway which I get with the Experience(+included rubber Mute part).Eargasms used to be great, but they seem to be less quality now. But i use their hard pillbox storage system (as u can buy that separately on amazon) as Loop's sucks (they have to be perfect in Loops case otherwise it opens and you lose your expensive earplugs).
Is $31 a good deal right now for the Experience model??
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GreyBike9380
16h ago
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Quote from bdobslaw :
Is $31 a good deal right now for the Experience model??
I bought the Experience 2 Plus (make sure you get the Plus since only that one comes with the Mute insert) for $35.95 back in December. So it's slightly cheaper now, but not by as much as they want you to think.
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EagerScent835
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Been using these for 3-years every single night. Super comfortable unlike foam earplugs, you can sleep on the side of your head without them falling out too
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mcshaggin
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Quote from EagerScent835 :
Been using these for 3-years every single night. Super comfortable unlike foam earplugs, you can sleep on the side of your head without them falling out too
You're wearing the foam ones wrong then. You're supposed to roll them thin, pull your upper ear out and insert them and hold until they expand. While they could get worked out, chances are they will stay if inserted correctly.
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SeanD1497
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I haven't tried these but I recently got the Loop Switch. I was skeptical because that model and the brand both seemed gimmicky but they are a nice upgrade from my old $20 Etymotocs. Great for concerts in small venues or getting close to the stage at bigger ones, because cheap foam plugs completely ruin the sound. I slept in them one night too, and forgot they were in, although I do like foam plugs for sleeping in noisier than normal environments. Seems like a solid brand, based on my experience and what I've heard from other live music fanatics.
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hckr
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Quote from mcshaggin :
You're wearing the foam ones wrong then. You're supposed to roll them thin, pull your upper ear out and insert them and hold until they expand. While they could get worked out, chances are they will stay if inserted correctly.
It seems that most people here wear them the wrong way. Moldex is the best brand of foam earplugs I tried yet, but I'm also interested in the Loop model for concerts use.

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EagerScent835
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Quote from mcshaggin :
You're wearing the foam ones wrong then. You're supposed to roll them thin, pull your upper ear out and insert them and hold until they expand. While they could get worked out, chances are they will stay if inserted correctly.
Oh yeah i don't roll them that small or push them that deep in since the foam after expanding has too much uncomfortable pressure in my ear canal. But these don't Loops don't have any pressure at all since I use the smallest size tip

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