Flents Quiet Please Earplugs, 100 Pair

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Comfortable Fit - comfortable foam that is easily compressed for insertion and fits comfortably in the ear. Hi Patrick, not sure whether they wanted to save money, they simply lost their supplier, they told me (…maybe over money).

Find the quiet you need anytime, anywhere with Flents Quiet Time Soft Comfort Ear Plugs with carrying case. I have tried the brightly colored soft foam earplugs and they usually will fall out during the night. Both have approximately the same dimensions and very similar material properties to the original Quiet Please — and all, including the new version, have a 29 dB NRR. To make foam earplugs work well, you have to be able to insert them (almost) completely into your ear and still be comfortable.Hearing protection for Sleeping, Loud Noise, Concerts, Construction, Heavy Machinery, Music, and other loud environments. They may look retro, but in my experience, they shine as low frequency noise blockers and exert very little pressure in the ear canal.

For comparison, I have also included the Flents Protechs Sleep (NRR 28, blue), the miniature version of the Quiet Contour. Flents adopted the memory foam idea in their Quiet Please earplugs, which had been produced unaltered back to at least the early 1980s, possibly earlier. The new version of the Flents PROTECHS Quiet Please Foam earplugs, advertised as “Now SOFTER for more comfort! For the purpose of confusion, he decided to pose under his real name Jürgen Kraus (“JK”) from now on. A while ago, I wrote a post comparing several different Flents earplugs, including PU and PVC types.Coca Cola is a textbook example of reversing such a glaring mistake with their oversugared “New Coke” back in 1985.

All in all though, Protechs Quiet Please are still a very good choice for reducing low frequency noise, provided you change them more often. The original Flents Quiet Time earplugs, used by many regulars for decades, were made of porous memory foam. Warnings: Keep earplugs away from infants and small children as they may get caught in the windpipe and create a choking hazard. Try the Quiet Time if you have a normal-size ear canal and your focus is on maximizing mid frequency noise (e. In the graph, you can see the average noise reduction I have been able to achieve against pulsed noises at increasing frequencies (1/3rd octave steps).Are you trying to find a hearing protector you can wear to your church where the music and/or the public address system are too loud for your comfort? They feature a contoured shape that makes these ear plugs fit easily and stay put in the ear canals throughout the night. The Quiet Time and Quiet Contour are made of polyurethane foam and have a softer feel, but they are actually denser and I can feel them more. Back in Black UF Foam Ear Plugs - 50 Pair Bottle (NRR 32) | Mack's Dreamgirl Soft Foam Ear Plugs (NRR 30) (Tub of 100 Pairs) | Mack's Ultra Soft Foam Ear Plugs (NRR 32) (Bottle of 50 pairs) | Mack's Ultra Soft Foam Ear Plugs (NRR 32) (3 Pairs) | MusicMinders Ultra Filtered Reusable Foam Musicians Ear Plugs (One Pair w/Carry Case) (NRR 11) | Splintek HearRight Swim Soft GelFoam Ear Plugs (NRR 23) | Flents ProTechs Quiet! If there are healthcare concerns or questions, please contact your licensed healthcare professional for advice.

Take a look at my post How to Make Your Earplugs Block More Low Frequency Noise for info on how deep to insert them and check that they work well against low frequency noise. Whether for concerts, travel or just to make the world a little quieter, Protechs ear plugs reduce the decibel levels of common noises.Flents Quiet Contour Earplugs are designed so that they are contoured to reduce pressure in the ear, with a large base for easy insertion and removal. They are somewhat more effective overall and more economical because they keep their shape for longer. They do work for longer canals (like mine); in that case they just become a bit more difficult to get out. The Quiet Please have attracted a huge following since then – and many people have relied on them for decades. Applications (according to manufacturer): sleeping, loud noise, concerts, construction, heavy machinery, music, and other loud environments.