Mack's Ultra Soft Foam Earplugs, 10 Pair - 33dB Highest NRR, Comfortable Ear Plugs for Sleeping, Snoring, Work, Travel and Loud Events

I have tried at least 10 brands, 3 different Mack types, and expensive noise canceling ear buds but these are the best by far!They're the only ones that I can sleep the whole night without pain waking me up 1/2 through the night or irritating my ears. They fit snug and don't fall out, yet still light and feel like there's nothing there! FYI - I'm a side sleeper.I've tried the Macks "women's", extra comfort, and whatever the lime green ones are. These simple fugly brown ones out preformed each by a mile, in both comfort and noise cancelation. I cannot rave about them enough! I bought the small pack as a trial but now I'm buying the large box of them.I'm an EXTREMELY light sleeper. I have a fan running and a white noise machine. Alone, those don't fully cancel out my roommates walking around above my room, but with these in I can't even hear my fan/white noise machine let alone my roommates. Also, I've never had an issue sleeping through an alarm, but then again - I'm a really light sleeper so idk if that'll be the same for everyone.Tldr; if you're thinking about getting these, do it! They work so well and are really comfortable!

I mainly use these for travel, like on a plane or for sleeping if the street I'm saying on is busy and noisy. This was my first time using this brand from Mack's and they worked well - I have smaller ears but they were still soft and comfy, even after wearing for a few hours. They're smooth on the outside and very soft/squishy but expand in the ears just fine.On the plane they helped drown out the noise of the engine and other "background" noise, but isolated sounds like talking or beeping will still come through a bit. For example, someone was playing a game on their phone that would periodically make a loud "ding!" which I could still hear with these in - not a fault of the product, it would happen with any foam plug. But just have realistic expectations of what it's going to muffle and not.I would say they're soft enough to sleep in but since I'm a side sleeper, I'd probably still trim maybe 1/4" off of the ends to make it more comfortable.I appreciate the travel case these came with too, though ones I've gotten from other brands are a little smaller and take up less space.Overall good comfy plugs to drown out background noise!

I bought these because I'm a very light sleeper and wake up a lot throughout the night. I bought these tan one's because they block more sound decibles than the green and pink ones.When they're in, I can still hear my audio book on Audible but nothing else. I sleep with a fan in my bedroom and when these are in I can't hear the fan at all. I think they'd work if you're trying to block out light to moderate snoring, but I don't think they'd block out that really loud obnoxious "you're lucky I love you" type snoring...so if that's what you're searching for you might try something else.They're very soft and easy to put in...just be careful not to push them in too deep. I learned that the hard way so now I keep tweezers beside my bed lol. They do expand a little after inserting them which makes a soft cracking sound, but only for a second.I find them comfortable to sleep with, I don't notice them until about 6 am when they start to ache slightly. Overall I'm very satisfied with these and like that you can reuse them so they'll last me a while.

As somebody with ASD and major sensory issues, especially when it comes to sounds, I have done some serious damage to my ears due to years and years of having to use ear plugs so much. These are literally the ONLY ear plugs I have ever found that DON'T HURT! I can wear these comfortably for however long I need to, whether that be all night or throughout the entire day on the days when my sensory overload is too much for me and I just need quiet. Are they the most sound blocking of all the ear plugs I've tried? Meh. These are definitely disposable. The first usage they're almost perfect and block most noise. But after that, because they are so soft, they just don't form right in your ears again so that's the only down side is that if you really need complete sound blocking, these don't completely do the trick, and they're really only good for single use. But, for the price, that's not so bad either. But I think it's also important to note that if you live somewhere quieter, and not right on a busy main street in an old apartment building with thin walls and ridiculously loud neighbours over head... and you're not as sound sensitive as somebody with ASD who needs COMPLETE deafness sometimes... These are perfectly suitable probably. I mean they're still the best I've found and I'd rather sacrifice having a little bit of background noise still spill through in order to be able to get a comfortable, pain free, longer wear out of them.

Cloud in my ear... it's good... in fact the BEST earplug in the market.I HATE my neighbors, ALL of them:Neighbor #1 = His car alarm goes off EVERY NIGHTNeighbor #2 = Parties at 2AM like the world is going to endNeighbor #3 = Snores like a pig (not an insult, that's what it sounds like)Neighbor #4 = Listen to techno at 3AM (not the good ones, the simpleton ones)Neighbor #5 = Train... yes I can hear the train honking like it's a Harry Potter movie mateYou know what, this earplug actually saved my life. It takes me HOURS to fall asleep and if I wake up once, it's hard to back to sleep. Imagine what I feel like when I don't sleep and have to work gruesome hours. I feel like Jack Nicholson in The Shining. HERE'S JOHNNY!

They work good but I really have to squish them in my ear. need to buy them a bit bigger I think.

Can always count on getting quality merchandise in a timely mannerThat’s what I like