Ultra Soft Foam Earplugs, 50 Pair - 33dB Highest NRR, Comfortable Ear Plugs for Sleeping, Snoring, Travel, Concerts, Studying, Loud Noise, Work | Made in USA

Very comfortable earplugs - lightweight and so soft you almost can't tell they are in. I've used others that can become actually painful after extended use, but not these. Fit well even with larger ear canals, and they are excellent at sound reduction. Highly recommend, as they are a good value and work very well.

I’ve always used typical styrofoam earplugs that you can get from any big box store or drugstore. The problem with those, however, is that they do work, but they can be uncomfortable and sometimes they take a while to get placed just right. Sometimes the foam is so stiff that it’s hard to compress enough to fit securely in your ear. Nevertheless, the sound dampening when these are placed correctly was worth the discomfort. I was tired of that. So i decided to try those wax earplug things. I didn’t like those since i found the noise dampening effect minimal, i was worried that the wax would get into my ear canal, and bits of the wax would get in my hair or even on my pillow. No thanks. Next up was the earbud style plug. I was excited about these since I’ve used them during the day to help filter out noise outside, and I’m a big fan of things that are reusable. The particular set that i bought came with a number of different sized earbuds, so you could find what worked for you. Nice concept, but the earbuds were not for me. I found them uncomfortable, so i always ended up taking them out in the middle of the night. The noise dampening was better than with the wax, but still not great. I was also concerned that the little earbuds i placed over the bigger part would get stuck in my ears and cost me a lot of money to remove. One day, i simply couldn’t find these in the morning after removing them—it’s as if they went to another dimension. I still haven’t found them weeks later (i do not have a messy bedroom at all!), so the universe was telling me to get something else. I did a search for foam earplugs since i was tired of experimenting. I needed something that worked since I’ll be visiting a friend soon and taking my white noise machine is not an option as they have a dog. That’s how i stumbled across Mack’s earplugs. I never heard of them before, but they seemed solid. They are more than just solid. They are fantastic. They completely blow the wax and earbud style plugs out of the water. They are superior to standard foam plugs. The noise reduction factor is 33 decibels, which is great, but these are also super comfortable. They are deceptively soft and lightweight. You roll them and they respond so well that you’ll think they can’t possibly do anything. THEY DO. They compress easily and glide into your ear canal. They expand quickly and dampen the sound beautifully. These are so comfortable to wear that i leave them in overnight. I’m a customer for life.

These earplugs have drastically changed my quality of life and that is no overstatement. As a college student attending a party school, my neighbors are ALWAYS LOUD. I’m also an EXTREMELY LIGHT SLEEPER. These earplugs are very comfortable and don’t cause me any pain. They are very soft and easy to insert. And they CUT OUT NOISE VERY WELL. I can’t hear a single thing. Roommates drop pans in the living room - I genuinely cannot hear it. They work super well and don’t fall out. I sleep so much better and I am so much happier with these

I bought these hoping they’d help me sleep through my cat scratching at the door in the middle of the night. Unfortunately, they didn’t fully block out that specific noise, but I can definitely tell they reduce sound overall. They’re very comfortable to wear, even for extended periods, and don’t feel irritating or painful in my ears. The foam is soft and expands well, and the quality feels solid. While they didn’t solve my exact problem, they’re still a good option for general noise reduction.

go to noise canceller for a good nigh sleep. My husband loves it and uses every night , they are soft good size and fits well into the ear without hurting and can be easily removed . Quality is good, i found them nice and intact as it got into my washer/dryer :)

Mack’s Ultra Soft Foam Earplugs have been an absolute game changer for sleep. We use them specifically to drown out snoring, and they work incredibly well. With the 33dB NRR, they noticeably reduce noise without completely cutting you off from important sounds like alarms. They’re genuinely comfortable—even for side sleepers—and don’t cause pressure or soreness after hours of use. The foam expands slowly and seals well without feeling stuffed in your ears. I also appreciate that they’re made in the USA and come in a generous 50-pair pack, which is great value. If snoring, travel noise, or light sleepers are an issue, these are a must-have. Comfortable, effective, and reliable—I won’t sleep without them now. 😴✨

I bought these when we had some very noisy neighbors move in next door (loud conversations, doors slamming, dogs barking, loud music playing, etc.), and I kept getting woken up by the noise early in the morning. The first couple times I used these ear plugs, I wasn't impressed, but I kept working with them, and now I'm so thankful I have them. When they are sitting in the right spot in the ears, they work very well and block out just the right of amount of noise without keeping you from hearing absolutely everything (I like that I can still hear my alarm clock when it rings, for instance). After some experimenting, here are some tips I've found that help me when I'm using them: 1. I have small ear canals, and I find I have to roll these to a fairly thin point so that I can slide them into my ears easily. Sometimes, I find it easier to roll the plug back and forth against my palm with a couple fingers. That seems to work better for me than just using my thumb and forefinger. 2. Once the ear plugs are in place after rolling them, expect to hear some crackling as the foam expands to fill the ear canal. Also, don't expect the ear plug to block sound until that foam has expanded completely and the ear canal is closed off. This can take maybe a half a minute or a so. 3. To test if both ear plugs are in place, after the foam has expanded in both ears and the crackling has completely stopped, try speaking or making a humming noise. If your own voice sounds a little like you're underwater, it's a good sign. As another check, I usually snap my fingers a couple times. If I feel the vibrations from the snap more than I hear the actual noise, then I know I'm good to go. If I still hear the snapping sound, then I know at least one of the plugs isn't sitting in quite the right place. 4. For me personally, I've found that these work best when they are just deep enough to fill the entrance to the ear canal. Any deeper that that and, for me, they cause a faint ear ache, so work with them a little until you find what is most comfortable for you and what will work best for your own needs. If you accidentally press them in a little too far, I've found you can very carefully pull them out a bit until they're more comfortable, though you do have to be careful not to overdo that and pull them out too much. 5. I don't know if this would be the case for everyone, but I've found that these ear plugs can shift a little if I go from sitting up to laying down, or from laying down to sitting up/standing up, presumably because my ear canals themselves shift a little with the movement. Sometimes, the ear plugs are in a good spot when I'm laying down, but then I sit up, and suddenly, they aren't blocking as much sound any more. The opposite is also true. I'm good when I'm sitting up, but then I lay down, and suddenly, the ear plugs aren't blocking sound the same way, and I have to readjust them. So, that's just something I've learned to watch for when I'm putting them in right before I go to sleep, or if I have to get up for a few minutes before heading back to bed.

Tiny. Too small for my ears and I am not a big person. May work well for small ears. Good neutral color and very soft. Too soft.