Mighty PlugsPure Beeswax Earplugs – NRR 34 Noise Cancelling Ear Plugs for Sleeping, Snoring, Swimming & Loud Noise (12 Pairs)

These are the only earplugs I've used for the past 10 years and they are hands down the best in terms of both comfort and noise reduction.10 years ago I moved into an apartment complex and the neighbors above me blasted music so loud my bed would shake every single day from 8pm until 5am. Did everything to try to get them to stop including talking to them and calling the police. It continued. I tried out about 8 different ear plugs before finding these.I don't live in that apartment anymore, but now I use it regularly because my husband snores. It will not completely block out the noise, but it does deafen it enough to sleep. You have to warm them in your hands and then mold them to your canal. They do leave behind a very small amount of residue after use and over time you'll notice them getting smaller and smaller. I've gone through about 1 pair per year.

I have used these for 15 years. I kept buying them. Long story short, early in my marriage I found out I am a super sensitive light sleeper. Like I can hear vehicles driving or people talking outside closed windows about 2 city blocks away. My spouse has severe sleep apnea, and due to not sleeping i formed insomnia, depression and almost lost my job and caused huge marital problems.These earplugs after I tried sleep aids, and about 30 earplugs brands saved everything.They seal out more noise then all others. Don't press into your ear canal causing nausea, and are made of a natural material that is not uncomfortable to sleep on. I will be buying these forever basically.Tips, make sure to soften them in your fingers before use. Gently press them into your ear, across your ear. They can create a huge amount of pressure in your ear from the seal so when you push them in do it gently with even pressure not just your thumb. When they are sealed and you need to remove them be careful.Grab a corner of them and slowly peel them back, as the seal is so great you can cause ear drum pain, or even hearing damage.You can tell when you need new ones as they will feel greasy, and ,/or be cracked and not that pilable like old play dough. They also won't sealed well and keep falling out.You will get blue in your ears from these, so make sure to use something to clean your eyes or people will tell you haha.They are pricey but a quality of life upgrade.

After trying multiple types of ear plugs over several years, Mighty Plugs are indeed the best. Because they soften and become very pliable, they will mold to any ear shape. They block all but the loudest of noises and if you add a little to each from another Mighty Plug, they will block everything. I have used them for several years and the only worry I've had is that they might go out of business some day!

I have to sleep in a high noise location. I have tried just about everything available for noise reduction, and have found that things that give noise reduction of NRR32 or higher work great and allow me to sleep, but if you go much lower than that I cannot sleep.Foam earplugs give NRR32, and work great for letting me sleep. The problem is with foam earplugs I get an earache after a couple of hours, and have to remove them.Good quality ear muffs give up to NRR34, and they are fantastic for blocking sounds/noises. The problem is they are very bulky, so it is difficult to sleep with ear muffs on.Soft moldable silicone earplugs are very comfortable to wear, and I can easily wear them all night. The problem is they are only NRR22 - NRR23, and do not do an adequate job of allowing sleep in a high noise environment.Beeswax earplugs are very comfortable to wear, like the moldable silicone earplugs. However, just like the moldable silicone plug they are only NRR22 - NRR23, and do not allow me to sleep in a high noise environment.When I saw the ad for the "World's finest ear plugs" I wondered why they cost almost 10 times as much as other beeswax/cotton/lanolin earplugs. At the time I bought these "World's Finest Ear Plugs" they were boldly advertised to have NRR34. I notice that the ad no longer states that, but in multiple question/answers BPI does say these are NRR34. If these truly delivered NRR34, then to me they would be worth 10x the price of other beeswax/cotton/lanolin earplugs. So.... I bought these outrageously priced things and gave them a try.Folks, do not be tricked into buying these. These are not one bit better than any of the other beeswax/cotton/lanolin earplugs that are available at a fraction of the cost. At best, these are NRR23, just like all other similar earplugs, and not anywhere near the NRR34 the company is telling lies about.I contacted BPI by email after trying these plugs for a few days. At first they insisted I must be using them wrong, and they repeated the exact same instructions I was using with the earplugs in the first place. I contacted them again, telling them outright that they were telling lies about these being NRR34, and that I wanted to return the product since it BPI is using false advertisement. They sent me a somewhat confusing email that said they would send me a USPS return label, and then later in the email saying that I would have to contact Amazon to get a refund. I contacted them again, again saying they were telling lies about NRR34 and asking for the USPS label, and they insisted that I would have to get my refund through Amazon. At no time (no time!) did they deny they were telling lies about NRR34.I ended up contacting Amazon and getting a refund on this product, even though the refund is supposed to come from BPI since they are the seller and Amazon is only fulfilling the order.Beware! This product is wildly overpriced, and is no better than any other beeswax/cotton/lanolin earplugs that are available at a fraction of the cost. Do not believe the NRR34 claim; that is nothing but a lie.

I purchased these since I live with a snorer. I’ve tried other earplugs but they always irritant my ears and after a few attempts, I’ve thrown them away.These are different since I can break them in half or quarters with my fingernails. I then smash the pieces flat and shape into a circle. I can apply them to the ear without getting much in the ear canal. Much more comfortable for me and they lock out sound as well as others that I have purchased..

I was really excited to try these because they're moldable and have a high nr rating. I read the directions that say to soften them up by kneading between your fingers. Well, these things are gross , really. They are SO sticky - they're sticking to my fingers , leaving blue stickiness on my ears, my hair getting stuck in them. I don't know if I'm missing something here, but these werea terrible waste of money because I'm not gonna even try to sleep with something this sticky in my ears

These really are the world’s best earplugs-they block out almost all sounds and are comfortable once you mold them to your ears. Definitely get these!