Concert and festival season is in full swing, which means it’s important to start prioritizing the health of your ears. This ...

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Trusted by experts far and wide (Resnick included), these plugs could help prevent swimmer’s ear and make your lap pool experience a bit more pleasant. AMAZON $8.39.

Ear plugs that provide a high level of noise reduction are essential for shooting. Foam ear plugs with an NRR of at least 30 dB are recommended, as they can protect against the loud noise of gunshots.

These earplugs work perfectly for concerts and parties. They reduce the volume just enough to protect my hearing without ...

If you have a concert or festival coming up, you’re going to want to protect your ears. The solution to that is simple: get your hands on these Loop ear plugs that are $21, instead of $28, which ...

When choosing ear plugs for a concert, it's essential to consider the type of music, personal comfort, and the desired level of sound reduction.

Although custom earplugs are best for pro musicians and frequent concert-goers, we like the Loop Experience 2 earplugs for the occasional concert.

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We measured 25 different sets of earplugs and sleep-tested the top contenders to find that Mack's Slim Fit Soft Foam Earplugs are the best for most people.

Plugs like the Experience reduce sound by up to 18 dB SNR or 7 dB NRR, depending on if you're looking at the European or US certification. But foam plugs like these ones , by contrast, have an NRR ...