Snore Calm ELITE Foam Ear Plugs (7 Pairs)

Finally! My boyfriend snores so loud that when we moved in together I thought we'd have to sleep in separate rooms. I've tried every ear plug going and thought I must have the biggest ear holes in the entire world as nothing seemed to drown out the noise enough for me to sleep. And even if it did drown out a little noise my ears were so sore during the night or the next morning. It drove me crazy. Like crying at the slightest little thing crazy, because I was just so tired! Anyway the point is these little bundles of foam are a god send. They're nice and soft so they don't hurt my ears, they expand enough to drown out the noise (but I still hear my alarm in the morning which I'm sure my boss is pretty pleased about) and my boyfriend no longer suffers an elbow in the ribs through the night. Overall I'm pretty impressed :)

These are not the originals surely? Photo attached. The box looks like a piece of second hand packaging with a sticky label stuck on! The ear plugs are in a little plastic pouch inside. Giving it 1 star and if they don’t work I will return because they are not original snore calm elite.

I work nightshifts and live on a busy street with a lot of children outside playing so I needed something to get rid of the noise. These work absolute wonders! I have small ears and narrow canals so was worried they would fall out of my ear, however because the are 'squidgy' I just squeeze them until they are smaller and pop them in my ear; they expand when I've put them in which makes them as snug as a bug. You can still hear some noise (I prefer that as I wouldn't like to be completely unaware of my surroundings) but they drone out enough noise for me to drift off in to a nice sleep. The product arrived quickly as well.

Best ones I've tried so far, defo worth the money, I bought these as my flat mate is from the states and regularly comes into his room at 3 am, slamming the doors and phoning his parents while intoxicated, I'd love to be describe how loud he gets, but there are no words. I find you need to hold them in for about 5 minutes with a small gap to allow the air to expand the foam, and only partially twist opposed to fully twisting and holding for 30 seconds as the instructions say. They do have a tendency to fall out during sleep, although I only need them to drift off and last until about 2/3 am, then it doesnt matter

Overall, I’m quite impressed with these earplugs. Having had some experience of the safetywear industry I know that this product is expensive, the cost to make disposable earplugs is only a few pence, plus a little more for packaging. I purchased these as I was interested to see how they performed against standard safety variants, my conclusion is that they are comparable in noise reduction but are somewhat softer which is better for use whilst sleeping. They probably are the best you can buy for blocking out noise whilst sleeping. Here are some things to consider when buying ear plugs for eliminating snoring noise – No ear plug will ever completely block out noise. The whole body actually absorbs sound and this is also transmitted to our hearing system. Unless we are in a sound proof room, there will always be some sound getting through when wearing ear plugs. SNR rating – these earplugs are rated at SNR 37. The rating is a European standard for measuring how much ambient noise is reduced by when using the ear plug. Here is a chart of typical ambient noise levels. 20 dB Rustling leaves, mosquito buzzing 30 dB Whisper 40 dB Stream, refrigerator humming 50-60 dB Quiet office 50-65 dB Normal conversation 60-65 dB Laughter 60-90 dB Snoring (yes, really!) 70 dB Vacuum cleaner, hair dryer 75 dB Dishwasher 78 dB Washing machine 80 dB Refuse lorry, city traffic noise As mentioned earlier, the SNR rating of these ear plugs is 37. Therefore, if someone is snoring next to us at 90dB, the amount of dB we will hear when wearing the plugs is around 50dB, similar to that of someone having a conversation with us. As far as I am aware, the highest SNR rated ear plug is 39dB, the Snore Calm Elite are close to that. Actually, the SNR rating is made up of 3 different measurements, at low, medium and high frequency ranges. The Snore Calm Elite doesn't actually state what the rating is for low frequency which is where snoring sound resides. I suspect it is around SNR 30. The effectiveness of any soft ear plug is determined by the fit within the ear canal. It can take quite a lot of practice to get this right. The plug should fit quite deep into the ear canal. Only the flared end of the plug should be outside of the canal. The Snore Calm Elite are extremely soft which means it can be sometimes difficult to get deep into the ear canal, especially if your ear canal is small. All in all, I found these ear plugs to be as good as you can get for sleeping purposes, although they are very expensive. Hope this information helps.

I love these earplugs, best ones I've tried. Wear them every night and they do a good job of muffling the sound of my partner snoring. They don't always go in perfectly first time so have to reapply them and it's definitely a good idea to read & follow the instructions! Yes you can still hear sounds while they're in but makes it so much better than without. If my partner is watching TV in bed I can't hear it with the earplugs in, and if he talks quietly I can't hear that either. They're pretty comfortable too, no problems even if I keep them in all night.

Ho provato tantissimi tipi di tappi (il mio ex russava terribilmente e aveva persino la macchinetta con maschera di notte) e questi sono i migliori come tasso di decibel che riescono a bloccare e sono pure morbidissimi e non duri come altri che ti fanno male, si piegano in un attimo e si adeguano alla forma del canale delle orecchie, inoltre il rapporto quantità/qualità/prezzo è ottimo.

Li ho provati a lungo non sono male ma non isolano come avrei voluto e poi a me capita di perderli nel sonno. Però sono molto adattabili al cavo uditivo.

buon livello di smorzamento

Sinceramente pensavo meglio. Sicuramente non fanno sentire alcun suono o rumore, ma sono eccessivamente grandi e fanno male alle orecchie.

uso tappi per dormire da sempre e questi fanno egregiamente il loro dovere , quello che mi serviva per il mio sonno leggero