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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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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I think the best answer I can give is, the shape of the ear piece fits better than any one I,ve tried. It's oval. The better the fit , the less leakage.
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I bought them for my Dynex headset they measure 2 inches across and the lip is 1/2 in. So you have a good amount of foam to wrap over the earpiece. It may be tight but is easy to work to get on the earpiece
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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 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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These fit over your ears. I would say go to the next size up to fit the hearing aid. If the hearing aid is big behind your ear it might not fit properly.
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I used them on another brand, but all these earphones look about the same size - mine were just over 1/2 inch across (diameter) before foam bud added - easy, turn them inside out and roll it back over the bud.
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I think ear size is the key. The pair that fit me best were a little tight and caused a little soreness after a few hours.
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I have the same issue. I was hesitant to get these but they were highly recommended from a friend so I took a shot in the dark and got them. I'm happy to report that this thing has some pretty nice grip. The downside is it's tight enough that it may cause some ear irritation after extensive use but beyond that this is one of the best purchases I've made.
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I had to use the smallest earpieces for best fit. My left side is still a little too tight and sometimes comes loose when trying to get it out of my ear. Otherwise, reasonably comfortable. They have to be snug to seal and block outside noise.
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I wrote a review on this product. I think the quality is good but they're sized so small that I couldn't wear them. They wouldn't "adjust" enough to fit comfortably over my ears and they were tight like a vise. My advice? Go to a sporting goods or a Home Depot store, find a pair you want to buy and try them on before you buy them. I bought mine for the shooting range and finally found a pair I liked at Cabela's.
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You could have chosen a wrong size ear tip [the white plastic thing as described]; try the rest that supplied with the device, there are five of them in different sizes, one of those should fit you well
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Ah, I see. Thank you. I did buy the e2cs, and unfortunately I cannot get any of the pads to fit my ears, so any idea what prices run on the ear molds and where I can get them??Thanks!
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Hey Guy! I looked up Decibullz ear moldings, and first off: what a great product. (I think I'm going to purchase some of those soon. Custom Earphone applications normally are sky high in price, Decibullz are only $15??? AND remoldable? mind is blown.....) I've never used Decibullz but I can tell you that the sony mdrex58v's have a 9mm driver (the part that the Decibullz would snap on to). If the size is the same, they'll probably work as 9mm is a common size BUT I'd double check with the support at www.decibullz.com/contact-us/ to make sure they're compatible. Hope this helps sir!
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I wear glasses and find the K550's will not seal well over my glasses. It seems like they would actually have to be slightly smaller in diameter and have more clamping force to seal well. As a result the bass isn't there anymore with my glasses. Love them but I think I might send them back. I think any headphone in this price range will still be comfortable with glasses. The important question is how well they will seal around the glasses. The seal is the single most important factor when it comes to sound quality.
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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.