Loop Engage Earplugs for Conversation – Low-Level Noise Reduction with Clear Speech – Social Gatherings, Noise Sensitivity & Parenting – 8 Ear Tips in XS/S/M/L - 16 dB & NRR Coverage - Green

These things are ear savers!! Best money I’ve ever spent.I attend a lot of concerts, festivals, and events that are just typically louder than what is healthy for your hearing and these cut the decibles down to a healthy amount to consume. Plus they have pretty colors. I swear by this brand and I own so many of these!They canceled out the perfect amount of noise and make it to where it’s a healthy decibel count for your ears. I’m sure they’ll be great for light sleepers that travel and do hostels. I’ve never had to use them for that because I sleep like the dead.The sizing is great for everyone. It comes with multiple chili earpieces so that you can find the right fit for you. They made very well and made the last. They come with a little carrying case so that it makes it easier to keep up with them.I definitely recommend turning it into a keychain or having a designated spot to put the case so that you don’t lose the case or them. I am speaking from experience.I’ve never had an issue cleaning them. It’s really easy. It’s just like cleaning any other earbud/AirPod.Everyone and I mean EVERYONE needs to protect their hearing. Because once it’s gone, there’s no getting it back.

I have been dealing with ADHD and extreme (nearly crippling anxiety) my whole life. I never thought that a major factor of it was my hearing.-I couldn’t go to the store without being angry or almost having a panic attack because of the noise of the carts slamming when I took one out of the dispenser, the people just having conversations with loved ones that I tried desperately not to overhear but I couldn’t, the stupid music on the intercom, children screaming, etc.-I couldn’t stand the sound of my dogs breathing in the other room, let alone in the room with me!- I was beginning to get receding gum lines because I did a rush job on brushing my teeth every morning… I had no clue it was because I hated the sound of it!- I couldn’t talk loud enough for my family to hear me because I hated the sound of my voice Echoing off the walls!There’s so much stuff that these things help me deal with, they’re literally life savers!I wear them almost 24/7. I had to buy the ones where I can still hear my babies if they need me. I actually tried out the Loop Quiets for when I go out to town on a weekend and it’s extra crazy out… I didn’t like those. The suction in my ears was so intense that I got sick. I sent those back with the quickness and just stay away from town on the weekends! LolAt work, they’re a game changer! I haven’t been stressed out by customers talking to me since I’ve had these things! I’m a flower vendor for a Home Depot. Customer service isn’t in my job description, but I do have customers thinking that I’m a store associate a lot and it used to frustrate the hell outta me. I loved my job, but the customers almost made it not worth going in, especially the rude ones, and the extremely loud intercom of course made it so much worse! Now I have no issues whatsoever and I just plain love my job! If I need to hear a bit better because the person I’m talking to is talking too softly, I’ll just take them out for a sec and stick them in my pocket. I’m hyper aware that they’re there because I need them right when they’re done talking so I hurry and get them back in asap. They’re almost like an addiction at this point! LolOne day I was extremely exhausted and for some odd reason I took them out and stuck them in my pocket. When I got home I did a bunch of stuff and was beginning to get stressed. My husband said “Do you have your fruit loops?” (He thinks he’s funny🙄 lol). I reached in my pocket and I only had one. I started panicking and he said to calm down and order another pair with expedited shipping (because he knew how badly I needed them). Literally, the day that I received my second pair in the mail I found the loop that I lost behind the trash can in our utility room. I was about to send the ones I just ordered back, and my husband said “No! Your quality of life depends on those things! You need a backup!” He was right!… and now when my 10 month old is screaming in his ears from teething, my husband needs them too! Lol so it was a “happy accident”! I leave the second pair in the little case and in my car’s dash compartment!Pro Tip: you can buy the mutes and a whole pack of the right fit replacement plugs on the Loop website! On extreme days, I do need the mutes and they’re absolute gold as well! Then for the future, when my plugs get worn out, I don’t have to worry about buying a new set of Loops! I have the replacement plugs! So awesome!If you have tinnitus, Hyperacusis , ADHD, sensory issues, and ESPECIALLY anxiety, I can’t recommend these more! They’re stylish, comfortable, and worth every penny!

Been using these for awhile after seeing them recommended online in the neurodivergent community for people with sound sensitivity. I have to say, overall I really like them. They don't block out all sound, which is the point... they just make everything a little bit less annoying. And that's pretty great.Bonus: I'm slightly obsessed with the case because of it's texture. When I wear the loops to watch TV, I often hold the case in my hand as a fidget toy because the outside has a really satisfying smooth texture and the inside has a really satisfying rubbery velvety texture so I just rub the thing like a worry-stone. LoL. My only complaint is that the clasp of the case broke pretty quickly and totally unprovoked so I don't trust it to stay closed and I keep the whole thing in a little pouch so the loops don't fall out.My main uses for my loops:- While watching TV with loved ones who like the volume up super high, I'll wear these in one or both ears to still hear while taking off the edge of it totally blaring.- To dampen / filter out misophonia triggers like people chewing, chip bags crinkling, etc. while still allowing me to hear conversations or a movie.- To wear in general on those days when everything is overstimulating and I want to be less annoyed but don't want to be removing earplugs every time someone speaks to me.- When I want to remain aware of my surroundings / don't want to block out all sound for safety reasons but need to dim down something that's overstimulating me. (To clarify: I mean when out in public in broad daylight and I'd like to hear the sound of someone approaching, or when I need better sleep but want to retain the ability to hear an alarm, smoke detector, etc. However, I would NOT recommend wearing these while walking alone at night or any other potentially threatening situation. Stay safe, y'all ❤️).