Alpine SleepDeep – Ear Plugs for Sleep - New 3D Oval Shape and Super Soft Reusable Noise Cancelling Ear Plugs - 27dB Noise Reduction - Ideal for Side Sleepers and Block Out Snoring (S+ M/L)

These are incredible, my husbands snoring was driving me insane, it was really loud really deep and all night long. I bought these in the hope they would hep because the wax ear plugs I usually use were not affective. These do exactly what the say they do, they are comfortable and block out 99% of the noise from my husband’s snoring, which means I get a full nights sleep and he don’t keep getting nudged in the back. Definitely worth the price and definitely worse the purchase if snoring is affecting your sleep.

They're easy to clean, washed by hand and dry quickly. The silicone is soft and comfortable, and the tab tip makes them simpler to remove. They do not block out sound completely but rather muffle it sufficiently, although I'd argue white noise is better for sleeping. Or a combination of both

Best ear plugs I've ever bought, so comfortable, I got the small and fitted perfectly. Definitely recommend. No more sleepless nights with my wife snoring like a steam train. 😴

There are several things wrong with this ear plugs starting from Design > Durability > Price Design Dual ear rings is not sufficient rather poor design to isolate sound noises and its also major problem of this ear plug if your inner ear rings plastic are not within the your ear canals then this ear plug won't isolate and reduce any sound noises To have max noise reduction you need both ear rings to be inside your ear canals to effectively reduce any noises which essentially hurts your ear when you're sleeping I had ear discharge due to this design related reason and I will be returning this poor ear plugs not worth the hassle and experience For sensitive noise sleepers try ear plugs with more than 2 ear rings Suggestion triple ear rings is required to sufficiently reduce the noise problem also found in cheaper new knock off ear plugs how come with all the years of sleep ear plugs research never came to find to this conclusion Noise reducing gel is definitely comfortable while sleeping sideways however that comfort all goes away when all of the ear rings are required to be inside your ear canals to reduce max noise as possible Next problem is Durability of these ear plugs within a week of usage my sweat has managed to weaken the effectiveness or strength of noise reducing gel to lower value and has become much softer over long duration of use that goes for the silicone ear rings too and rewashing these under warm water 25-30C will degrade it even further thus warm water below these temp should slow down the degradation of durability and that's why 100x reuse number should be taken with grain of salt and effectively or realistically its 10% of the actual advertised value 10x is the most realistic out of my usage and experience Next one is the price of these ear plugs Economics of these ear plugs don't make any sense when considering the design quality and durability of these ear plugs Why buy this 1x "re-usable"("word" is doubt) ear plug when its much cheaper to buy throaway ear plugs which does much better job and much cheaper than buying 1x poor quality "re-usable" ear plugs I bought this ear plugs thinking it was and will be going to be good reusable ear plugs so I don't have to need to purchase throw away earplugs to trash the environment with more of my consumption but sadly that's not the case in reality due to reasons above

Great for noise cancellation. Works very well. I have previously used loop but found them very uncomfortable for sleep these are more comfortable and also work well

Good and fits in ear ok but the tag to get them out is too small and flimsy. Cuts out considerably amount of external noise tho !

I've tried various earplugs to drown out my husbands horrendous snoring and these are, by far, the best I've found. They are soft, silicone. Once you find the correct way to position them in your ears, most background sound disappears. They are as comfortable as wearing earplugs can be. Yes, you can sleep on your side in them. You can literally wash them with warm soapy water to keep them fresh.

This is the only review you need. I've used many ear plugs over the years due to noise from neighbors, street or building works. They include foam, soft silicon plugs, wax, noise cancelling earbuds - as well as various re-usable silicon plugs. These are conceptually interesting but not effective at all. Why? Despite getting a good seal, the amount of noise that is reduced is minimal. Your ears will have the 'plugged' sensation - but other than that very little reduction with any external noise. Are you looking for moderate to high level of noise reduction? These won't do it. Don't waste you money. Do you want something that works? 1) Natural Wax (Quies comes to mind) probably come out on top. They have mass and create an air tight seal. Occasionally yours ears might feel plugged and sweaty. But they are very effective. 2) Soft Silicone gels - these follow the same principle as wax but arguably create a better seal. They tend to be sticky (which is a good thing) and block significant noise. They can make you ears feel plugged and sweaty. They feel lighter than wax. They are very effective. Foam - you might need to find ones that work for you. They vary from large to small, but should fit most people. The trick is holding your ear up and deep insertion whilst holding in place. These are comfortable and tend to be very effective. They can only be used one time, occasionally your ears can feel hot and they will most likely come out at some point during the night. If you find one that works well, they can remain in place most if not all of the night. Re-usuable silicon plugs - I've found some success with the 'tree' shaped ear plugs. They usually come with a pressure filter and noise filter. Some are larger than others which can make side sleeping uncomfortable. They can be effective - but most of them on the market are not great for sleeping. In conclusion - your safest bet is going for wax - soft silicone - or traditional foam. They're guaranteed comfortable side sleeping and they reliably block significant noise. I'd recommend trying the above and keeping them in rotation. Until noise cancelling earbuds (which are very effective) get smaller, lighter and have a longer battery life you might have to skip it. Airpod Pro's and others with similar design can work. Expect to wake up with one loose on the bed somewhere.