MOLDEX Sparkplugs Soft Foam Earplugs 60 Pairs Ear Plugs for Sleeping, Snoring, Work, Travel, Shooting - 33dB Highest NRR Made in USA

I needed earplugs due to noisy neighbors. I tried different ones (including Mack's Ultra Soft Foam Earplugs, Flents Quiet Please, and some Hearos earplugs), but the Drift to Sleep are definitely the best so far.The Flents appealed to me because they are shorter, and I sleep on my side, so I figured they would be more comfortable, and I was wondering if the Drift to Sleep might be too long - but in reality, their length is not a problem at all. In fact, they are the most comfortable earplugs I have tried so far. With other earplugs, my ear canals would hurt in the mornings, but not with the Drift to Sleep. All else being equal, if you make earplugs shorter, you have to make them more dense in order to achieve the same level of noise reduction - and making them more dense increases their firmness, which makes them less comfortable. The Drift to Sleep strike a perfect balance.The level of noise reduction is excellent for my situation, that is, to block out the noise from upstairs neighbors who occasionally drop things on the hardwood floor. Normally, this would wake me up every time, but with the Drift to Sleep I don't hear this noise anymore - and in the rare event that I do hear something, it's so soft and distant that it doesn't bother me at all. But I can still hear my alarm clock in the mornings. Perfect.A little side tip for you: I use an iPhone app called "Progressive Alarm Clock" (by Spotlight Six Software) - you can choose from different Tibetan singing bowls, and the app wakes you up gently: it starts out very soft and then gradually gets louder and more frequent. There are a number of different patterns you can choose from. And for peace of mind, it has a "sure wake" feature that is pretty much guaranteed to wake you up if everything else didn't. Check the app out, it's great. So much better than the usual alarm clocks that give you a heart attack. (By the way, I am not affiliated with the developers in any way. Just a happy user.)Can you get cheaper earplugs than the Drift to Sleep? Sure. But these work great and are very comfortable - I don't know about you, but that's worth it to me. And let me tell you: you can easily use them for multiple days. I've tried it. They remain comfortable, and the noise reduction remains the same. I recommend you try them out and see for yourself. I haven't looked back since I've discovered the Drift to Sleep.One last thing: I could have sworn that when I bought these (on 3/17/2016), the Amazon listing said they have a noise reduction rating (NRR) of 29 dB. Because I remember thinking to myself "Hm, they have a different shape and length than the Flents Quiet Please, yet they have the same NRR. I wonder how they compare in terms of comfort of wearing." - the box they came in and the package insert don't specify the NRR, so I can't verify that they have a NRR of 29 dB. Maybe I'm wrong. But I noticed that one of the images on the Amazon listing now says they have a NRR of 33 dB. Now, if I am NOT wrong, and they DID have a NRR of 29 dB, and now they have changed the earplugs to bring them to a NRR of 33 dB, then obviously I can't tell you if this has changed anything about how comfortable they are. Mine are great, that's all I can say.I hope this review was helpful!

Great, comfortable, blocks out noise.

I've been using these earplugs for a long time, and they are the best I found so far. They are soft and easy to get used to. While they don't provide complete noise isolation, they block out enough sound so that I don't wake up. These are probably the best earplugs I've found for myself so far

Somehow, over the last year, I have became the world's lightest sleeper. Yeah, it stinks. The tiniest noise will wake me up, and I have been sleeping horribly. I tried a different brand of earplugs that were rubber and they were like torture to my ears. They stabbed me and hurt. After that I ordered these hoping they would be comfortable. Not only are these comfortable, but they work.1-They are super super soft. Softer than all the other disposables I use2-You can jam them far enough in your ear that you block sound, but it doesn't create that awful suction effect3-These mute out about 90% of the volume of noisesI have always been reluctant to wear ear plugs, due to I have a 6 year old and worry I won't hear him if there is an emergency. These block out noises enough that you can sleep peacefully, but if you need to hear something, it can still be heard. An example: My alarm clock isn't very loud, but it still woke me up, yet I heard no other noises throughout the night.The only reason I am deducting a star is because if you don't have these positioned just right they can come out pretty easily throughout the night. It takes a bit to get used to stuffing them in just right :)

These Ear Plugs are really soft and supple. I wear them when riding My Motorcycle.

Been using these on the job for several years, supplied by one of our cohort Fire Departments, but our own EMS department does not supply these for us, so I decided to get a bottle of my own. They are great in our loud environment, and I use them for shooting and working on my lawn as well, under the earmuffs for extra protection. Also great for a deep sleep, and for long flights.

They keep the noise out. They are large in size but fit well in the ear canal.

Colorful, I’ve been through so many types and after awhile you get tired of having to wear these.With autism the brain at rest only sleeps 40% anyway, so we really have to shut off sounds too.

Los mejores calidad/precio/cantidad.

Tiens très bien dans l’oreille

These earplugs are bigger and longer than the ones I used (other brand). still okay for me at work. Price is cheaper and is 33 NRR, good. These products are from US., way better and reliable than the ones I ordered before from US too. but never shipped to me. overall, nice products.

Me sirven muy bien, no se escucha nada es lo que esperaba te lo pones y no se escucha nada ahora si puedo dormir bien sin ningún ruido.

The package was open on arrival. It's at least supposed to be a sealed packet given the purpose.