Flare Audio Sleeep Dual Clear Earplugs - Comfortable, Hypoallergenic, Reusable, Durable, Universal Fit - Block Noises Like Snoring During Sleep

The product itself is ok, it is small an comfortable and it isolates reasonably well but the packaging is really bad. Mine were delivered with the memory foam completely crushed and deformed and it didn't go back completely to "it's original form". I hope the manufacturer will fix this..

Good ear plugs for sleeping, just a bit too big for me which causes some pain in the night

Uncomfortable and doesn't block the noises at all. I sleep next to someone who's snores at night and it didn't work for me as well

Perfect for sleeping in

Doesn’t really work to block complete sound

This is a strange product that obviously has received a ton of design input and consequently appears very advanced and functional but is just bizarrely useless in practice. The tips being short have to be pushed fairly thoroughly into the ear in order to seal and so they pull of the stems constantly when removing. Trying to get them out of the ear with tweezers is just horrendous and it just seems astonishing that anyone with any life experience managed to even design ear plugs with this obviously worst possible feature you could imagine, let alone be allowed to manufacture and sell them. I have up after a week and they went in the bin. They do block sound well but so do cheap foam plugs. For what it’s worth I’ve used every earplug imaginable and the best by far were Howard Leight Pilot which were foam with a push pin but which have inexplicably and and sadly been discontinued.

Absolute rubbish in comparison to the original flare ear plugsWhy change a winning formulaThese are tacky. The instructions on the packet are so small you need a magnifying glass. Why would you need instructions anyway? The original products packaging was so much better with different size buds in separate packagesThe noise cancelling is totally inadequateWhoever’s decision to update the original product with an inferior version needs to re consider their judgementThis is just s disasterNot worth £2.99 let alone £29.99Mine are going back for a refund

Strange devices these. A little bit angular and at first mildly uncomfortable. Once you get used to them, and sort out your favoured mix of foam pads, they do the job at reducing but not removing night time noise, to the extent that you can get to sleep without being bothered by noise around you, but still hear loud sounds and the alarm when you need to. The titanium core makes them super robust (provided you don't lose them), and definitely as good as anything else out there. However, they come at a cost - the memory foam pads last for about 4 weeks max before they need replacing, which adds significantly to the cost over time if you want to keep them fresh, malleable and maximally sound-proof.

I suffer massively from misaphonia (basically a visceral reaction to certain noises), and foam ear plugs have never been sufficient for me.Then I discovered these. I’ve bought a few pairs for fear of losing them, I will say I find the dual top less comfortable so I only use them with one side with the tip on.I have multiple ear piercings including both tragus, daith and rook, and they don’t get in the way at all. I mention this as some wireless earbuds for music etc. do not fit in well with my piercings.

When you pull these out of your ears the foam disconnects from the plastic and you're left with a round ball of foam stuck in your ear.I had to use tweezers to pry the foam ball out of my ear, not an easy task. I was close to heading to hospital to have it removed by medical staff.Shouldn't be sold.