has anyone slept using these plugs? need for sleeping.
1968254
I would not recommend it! There is a hard plastic shaft that sticks out for inserting/removing which sticks out and it could be pushed further into your ear than you would want. For sleeping use regular foam ones, there is no need for special audio ear plugs for sleeping.
1968255
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.
1860573
They are uncomfortable and difficult to get the plug closed. Return and try something else. Any of the "moon shaped" one's are OK. I tried this one B001DYDAEK and it worked quite well half inflated.
1446791
They are the best. I am able to take one plug and divide it in half, so I get four plugs from one piece. Molds perfectly to my ears and stays in all night and I am able to use one pair for multiple nights. I have tried many, many earplugs and these by far are the best. I am about the lightest sleeper there can be and these keep me noise free all night. There is no need to look any further because these are "IT" in my opinion.
324768
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.
1892572
no. as with most ear buds they'll most likely fall out. I know they are not comfortable to sleep with at all. but they are good earbuds just not for sleep.
450555
I guess it depends on how loud he's actually speaking, how light a sleeper you are, and how far in you are willing to press in those earplugs (lol). Personally, I must be a very light sleeper, because even if my husband is just sleeping with his mouth open and hasn't even BEGUN to start snoring yet, it wakes me up. So, I find I have to really press a wad of these wax-like earplugs into my ear enough to block out even light sounds. As I've said before, tho', these are the ONLY earplugs that have worked for me in many years for heaving snoring (plus, it seems that the older I get, the less soundly I sleep). I hope they will help you filter out your husband's nighttime story-telling!
566899
I actually didn't with them as I primarily used them for a concert, but I'd have to assume they would be perfectly comfortable to sleep with. They don't feel heavy or seem to strain your ears as some headphones might when you sleep with them.
30783
yes, I would highly recomend them. You will be able to sleep on your side with them on.I use them only in the daytime around loud noise, it blocks out 75% of the volume.
17201
These are terrible for sleeping. They do not drown out snoring whatsoever, and the few times I managed to jam them in my ear and get a semi-decent seal, I woke up in the morning with my ears feeling like they needed to be popped, similar to what a change in air pressure does to your ears when travelling. It made all noise sound muted for at least a day, and was very uncomfortable.Highly recommend looking into Flents Quiet Please as an alternative. I'm a long term ear plug user when sleeping, and they're by far the most comfortable foam ear plugs I've tried.
1498436
yes--I've stopped using them. If your computer sits on a desk and doesn't move around, they're ok. But in and out of a case--the plugs will fall out.
819826
I would say no to your question. You would need a different kind of ear plug. My daughter uses these for drumming so she can still hear everything, but it protects her ears from the harmful sounds. A lot of people use them for going to the movies or to a concert. You can buy sleeping ear plugs at a drugstore for not much money. Hope this helps!
227204
I have used these ear plugs every single night for a couple years now. I wear a pair several nights, but find that after a few uses they start not staying in my ears as well. I typically use one pair two or three nights and then throw them out and get another.
1947427
I'm not sure if they block out snoring as I typically use them in a musical setting and they do a great job at cutting out the "fatiguing" frequencies. If you are planning on sleeping with them I wouldn't recommend as they have a plastic "stem" that sticks out of your ear and if pressed can cause pain for prolonged periods of time. For sleeping and yard work I use the LaserLite foam earplugs, they are comfortable and work great at blocking unwanted sounds. Sorry this wasn't directly related to snoring, but a great product nonetheless!
452780
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.
1637315
I'd think they'd be damned uncomfortable unless you sleep on your back without turning your head to the side at all. But, then, I've never tried sleeping with them on, so I can't provide an answer from personal experience. You'd probably be better off using some ear plugs to block out noisy neighbors.
2211755
I have had an afternoon nap wearing them but don't recommend it; risk catching the cord and jerking them out of ears at wrong angle.
977374
Mine have been fairly stuff but body heat will help them to mold to your ear. These are by far the best ear plugs to block out awful snoring