I sleep on my side. Will these plugs protrude from my ears and scrape agaisnt the pillow? Also, most earplugs are too large for my earholes. Will thes
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I would definitely not recommend these plugs for sleeping. These are more or less for working and do protrude from the sides because they are equipped with a handy cord that keeps both plugs from getting lost.For you I would suggest the foam type plugs that you roll between your fingers, then insert into your ears. They eliminate both of your issues.
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I would definitely not recommend these plugs for sleeping. These are more or less for working and do protrude from the sides because they are equipped with a handy cord that keeps both plugs from getting lost. For you I would suggest the foam type plugs that you roll between your fingers, then insert into your ears. They eliminate both of your issues.
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I use these for sleeping. I don't like the foam ones for environmental reasons / how frequently you have to dispose - I can wash these & reuse - the ridges seem a little softer too, which is nice - I can insert them to block almost all noise; but also adjust them so I can hear conversation but block or muffle a lot of the surrounding noise around me.
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They'll work fine sleeping on your side and they're the only plugs I've found that are easy to insert no matter the diameter of the ear canal.
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Super comfortable in any position, do not protrude. Be aware that they basically block out all sound, except that of a snorer
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I use these for sleeping, have for a couple years now. I find that (since I sleep on my side) that I just do not use a plug on the side that is against the pillow. It tends to block out all sounds except the really loud ones so my alarm still wakes me up but my cats rustling around do not.
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I'd say don't waste your money. These don't fit well and therefore won't block noise well. You would be better off buying silicone accordion style earplugs like those used in industrial/factory settings. As least you can get those to fit tightly in the ear canal and are easy to remove.
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No they will not. As another reviewer commented, they are great for protecting your hearing. Their main selling point is that you are supposed to be able to still hear everything as if you had no earplugs in. So no, they don't block snoring.
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They're about as comfortable as any other earplug. I usually at some point in my sleep pull them out but they're great for getting me to sleep.
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I am a male of average height/weight with (in my estimation anyway) average sized ears. You might say that everything is made for me (car seats, airline cabins, etc.). These earplugs fit snugly in my ears. As I said in my review, I would not recommend wearing them overnight because they hurt after several hours. They are probably fine for short-term use. Hope that helps.
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I think it'll depend on what you're doing, and also how your ears are shaped. The plug in my right ear is air tight (no water gets in) and stays that way, even when I use this for wake sports and take high speed falls. I might need to play with the sizes more on my left ear, though. Make sure to try the different rubber tips, but you might be lucky and get a good air tight seal.
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I generally don't sleep with earbuds in, but when I did use these while laying on my side in bed, I had to make sure the earbud angle was correct or I would be a little uncomfortable. This is due to the rather large housing on the awesome 10mm driver. It was well worth it for the sound quality though, WELL worth it.
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I'm curious as to how far you are inserting them into your ear canal that they protrude as you describe. They have to seat well enough into your ear that just the "stem" is poking out. Use care / common sense when in proximity to things that may bump your ears of course, but in everyday use, you should be fine. When I use them, the stem is almost barely noticeable unless you are looking for them.
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That is exactly why I chose the Flents Quiet Please Foam Ear Plugs. They were the ONLY ones I tried that did not fall out my ear, whether sleeping or other activities. I sleep on my side as well and you will hardly be aware they are in your ear. They are very comfortable.
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If you don't tend to move much at all during the night any pillow tends to hurt. When this is still new and too firm it might. I rarely hurt with this pillow. But I've hurt with all kinds if I don't move much one night. I also am a side sleeper. I do move back and forth through the night. So ear pain is not as common to me.
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That can happen.I would recommend trimming the end of the plugs.Thatway they do not stick so far out of your ear and thus rub against pillow.
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I don't find these earplug comfortable enough simply for going to concerts. I definitely wouldn't sleep with them in. Good quality foam ones are what you need for sleeping, planes, etc. You want the plugs to squish when you roll over on them.
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I also sleep on my side but have used this pillow only 5 or 6 times. So far it has been fine... no problem with my ear. Hope that helps.
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Yes, these earplugs work without falling out and are very comfortable. Be sure to follow their recommended way to insert them in your ears and they will work great in any sleep position (or even walking around in a noisy mall)!
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They're better with mid to high frequencies because lows are sensed with more than just ears. That said I think they'll cut the level dramatically. They are not significantly more effective than any other foam earplug but they are packaged in pairs and are comfortable for my smaller ear canals. They do protrude out of your ear quite a lot, they'll interfere with a motorcycle helmet, or a pillow. I solve this by lopping off the big end with scissors.
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Absolutely!! At least I do. I have back issues, so when I sleep on my stomach it's bad news, so I sleep on my side all the time!! They are so soft, and fit all the way inside your ear, they don't interfere with whatever way you sleep.
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They wouldn't. They would reduce the volume, so perhaps if you can sleep with quiet snoring? Just get a pair of cheap ear plugs which snuff out everything if you want to cancel out snoring.