Mack's Pillow Soft Silicone Earplugs - 6 Pair

These are much better than those foam ones , however they only had white/clear available I’d prefer orange. I’ve actually cut one of these in half either they’re bigger than the orange ones are they kind of look melted but they still work, oh I wear them because of my noisy neighbors but they would be good for motorcycles and concerts

I've been a Mack's user for many, many years. When I put them in at night, they signal my brain that it's time to sleep. As an incredibly light sleeper, I started using earplugs while living in a college dorm, and continued on into adulthood. They take away any extra noise, but I'm still able to hear my dogs barking and my alarm. I'm a huge fan of this product for the effectiveness and the price!

I have been buying Mack's silicone earplugs for over 20 years. I am a light sleeper, and Mack's earplugs are the only brand that truly conform to my ears. They keep the noise out completely. I would definitely recommend these earplugs to family and friends. They are truly the best!!

These earplugs have been a lifesaver! My boyfriend snores, and these make such a difference when I'm trying to sleep. They're soft, comfortable, and easy to mold for a good fit. I also love that you get multiple pairs, so they're easy to keep by the bed or take with me when traveling. Definitely worth having if you're a light sleeper!

A go-to/staple for me. Only problem I have is sometimes the silicone is unusually “soft” and gets stuck in my hair while I’m sleeping ~ especially if I sleep on either of my sides. By soft I mean they don’t se to have cured (or whatever silicone does ~ not sure how it works…). When I get a batch that is too soft I simply roll them in a little bit of baby powder or corn starch or corn powder, and that keeps them from sticking to everything.. Definitely recommend !!!!!

They help block noise at night. A dark room with low noise helps us sleep. They seem to cause less itching than the foam plugs, but don't seem to reusable as long.. They sometimes fall out. They're easy to put it. My husband couldn't use the foam ones I use, but we needed something. These are the best ones for him.

Pretty good. These moldable silicone plugs were definitely superior to the much smaller, traditional style of earplugs, and they DO block out more noise. It's important to spread out the silicone to fill up the entirety of your inner ear, since that blocks out more noise. One thing I didn't care for, is that my hair kept getting attached to the silicone. I have fairly long hair, and it's difficult to keep that from happening. These helped a great deal in lessening the noise level of music being played too loud (noisy neighbors). What these earplugs didn't do so well at, was blocking out talking and conversations between 2-3 people. I'm currently in a living situation with 4 people, and 2 of them yak 24/7!! I'd hoped these earplugs would lessen the talking/yakking noise, but they didn't make much of a difference in that regard. They did better with deadening music noise enough, where I was able to sleep through it.

Used these for sleeping. Worked great for the most part (I work night shift so sleep during the day) until I woke up with a piece lodged all the way into my ear that I couldn’t get out on my own. Had to go to emergent care to have them continually flush out %26 was lucky they were able to dislodge it after many attempts. Followed directions on using these, used them for 6 months prior to this happening. It was very scary waking up totally deaf in one ear. Makes me wonder how many small particles from these are in my ear that I am unaware of.

These ear plugs are terrible they do not block out snoring as claimed they are big and if you hair longer hair forget about it because your hair will be stuck all in these plugs..

These things are dangerous. I use to use equate version but they’re no longer in store so I purchased these. While they stick well they leave behind a sticky glue that affects your hearing the next day and everything sounds muffled. I tried using a qtip and still sounds are lower and muffled - it’s kinda scary because they’ll have you thinking is this going to be permanent thing with noise levels. Buy another brand or don’t wear any