I hhave a pekinase and palmeranian. what size is suggested? I'm not understanding how to measure so they will seal correctly around the ear. Help pl
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I wouldn't know about a specific dog but I would definitely go on head circumference. Just put a tape measure over both ears across the top of the head and under the chin to make a circle and check the measurement . If it falls in between 2 sizes as ours did go for the larger size as it's easier to tighten. Eg my little dogs head measured exactly 13" which was the end of the small range and start of the medium. The small was too small but the medium was perfect and could be tightened up. As long as they cover the main part of the ear and are able to hold the flap down on large lobes they should be fine. They won't fit really tight like proper ones , they are very lightweight and are just meant to stop the dog opening their ears .
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Hi- I have medium sized glasses and they fit over them fine. The 3D glasses are not a wraparound style, and they can accommodate a range of glasses sizes underneath. Looking at them, they may have issues with larger glasses, but if so, it would probably be in the width and length-if they get pushed too far forward, they would be uncomfortable on your ears. I hope this answers your questions. Thanks, Marty
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Get some that hook behind the ear to keep them secure. Good luck with your selection.
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I would recommend to go to the website http://www.medschoolsupply.com/specula.htm that is what the otoscope manufacturer recommended. I bought some from there and they fit perfectly.
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They come with (3) different size ear pieces to fit different ear canal openings. I bought one over 2 years ago...never had a problem with it...lost it...had to buy these...not happy! Came in a pair, first one died in a week. 2nd one....we'll see.
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I did not really find any differences in the 'sizes'. I thought I bought 2 sizes, a Med for me, and a Small for my wife. But after using them both, I have yet to find out which is the smaller one. In reality, you must buy it and try it out. If you try it out, just remember to minimize any stubble around the mask / face interface. Also test the seal on the mask... meaning plug the side filter holes (with them off) and inhale. If the mask sticks to your face, you are good to go. If not, they the face / mask seal is bad. Sweat or Vaseline can help make that seal better. After all, that seal provides the filtration benefits you are purchasing the mask for.
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I don't know how big your ears are, but they fit over my ears just fine. I have to adjust them at first to get my ears comfortably inside, but that's no big deal. Also I wear glasses and the padding fit snugly over the bows. I have owned maybe 4 different types of hearing protection like these, and I like the 3M Peltors the best.
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Not sure what you would be cutting off to make these fit bigger ears. Any modifications would probably negate the hearing protection and fit that these designed for.Instead, I recommend a different brand, the er-20s are bigger than these if you're looking for something a little bigger.Btw, how do you know these are too small if you haven't bought them?
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It's too tight for me.I wear glasses all the time since I have extremely poor vision. My head is bigger than average. Regular One-Size-Fits-All baseball caps rarely fit. They're nowhere near my ears. That being said, everyone has different sized heads. I am stretching them out at the moment. I just got them so I will let you know how it works out.
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Measure the ear piece on your headphones. They fit tight so if your ear piece is bigger around than 2" then you might want to get the next size up. I think the next size is 2 and 1/2".
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I would say that the ear bud foam tips that you are using are too small. I also have the comply tips which I unfortunately got one size too small with similar results. Comply also makes sports tips which are supposed to stay in your ears better. I would recommend buying those in the next size bigger tips.
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As described, they come with 3 sets of silicone ear pads; small, medium and large. The mediums fit me well and I assume I have average sized ear canals. So if you know your ear canals to be small, then I would guess that the small ear pads were designed to work for you.
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I have, I presume, average sized ears and they fit entirely inside the "cup". That said, I have very sensitive ears and I don't like anything pressing against them. These work very well for me as the cushion is deep enough. Your mileage may vary.
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Not sure what you would be cutting off to make these fit bigger ears. Any modifications would probably negate the hearing protection and fit that these designed for. Instead, I recommend a different brand, the er-20s are bigger than these if you're looking for something a little bigger. Btw, how do you know these are too small if you haven't bought them?
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How are your pet ears? I bought a midium size for my spaniel breton with floppy ears and I think the big size would have been a better choize. (he is about 20 kilos smaller than a labrador retriever) I use to put his ears inside the cups but anyhow they dont fit perfectly, but he can hear less this way. Thus is his ears made the first layer and then the cup...I ordered them delivered to Spain so I didnt give them back but I am sure the big side would help my dog much more against fireworks
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I agree with the previous answer, but I will add a little. I have heard many people using these on non-shure IEM's, but that said, yes, see what size fits you in your current set up. Also, many people forget this is expanding foam, and should be snug, but go for one size smaller based on comfort and ease of insertion. Medium covers most people, but if you always seem to need a small hat, small eyeglass frames, and such, then maybe small. (The opposite applies too) also look to any blu-tooth or other in-ear devices and see if you can find a pattern that can help you.
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No sir. They are supposed to be designed for one size fits all. I would contact Peltor and ask them that question. I am sure they can give you a better answer or suggest something else that would fit you better.