3M Individually Box Wrapped Ear Plugs Pack 50

These are the best earplugs by far, and I can use them more than once. In the morning, when I remove them I put them in a sock which, when full, I put a hair and around the opening and put them into the washing machine with other clothes and they dry quite quickly folded over the washing line. I still want to get the most out of them, I'm thrifty, and this bag of 50 pairs will last me ages. And since you really can't beat their performance first time I will continue to buy from this seller as these are the best value for money I found

Love these! They reduce the noise quite a lot, best ones I’ve tried. Really comfortable. Quick delivery,

The last time I bought bulk earplugs was 15 years ago from Sonic Distribution (I still had a bag with their name on it with a few pairs still in it). Sad to say that on returning to motorcycling, I couldn't find Sonic but I could track down the E.A.R. Classic plugs. Aearo Products are now a 3M company and despite the repackaging, these Cheshire-made plugs are just the same as ever. I have used mine to dampen wind noise while motorcycling, camping with snoring others and on-board yachts when off-watch and would normally use a pair a week. They are the best fitting and most effective earplugs I have found and they cut down the noise levels of a good range of frequencies. Importantly, abrupt and sudden noises are not eliminated, you still hear the car horns, pedestrian crossing warbles and HGV reversing beepers. After several uses, they do absorb some ear wax (or whatever) and pick up dirt from your fingertips and this makes them less compressible and slower to expand once inserted. Then it is time to bin them and use a fresh pair. They work best warmed up in your hand first and gently rolled to fit your ear canal, then just hold them in place for a second or two and forget them. You can get them from Boots for £1.59 a pair - or buy 50 pairs like these from Tiger Blue at under 14p a pair. A no-brainer, really.

I have tried many many types of ear plugs always hoping for the mythical perfect noise-silencer, and these are the closest I've ever found.You may have seen these on the high street in slightly different packaging, but rest assured they are exactly the same product for a vastly cheaper price.The best thing about them is that they are lovely and firm, which makes inserting them easy as they keep their rolled shape for longer. There's something very satisfying about feeling them gradually expand in your ears and listening to the background noise slowly fade away.Their biggest (perhaps only) disadvantage however also seems to be in their firmness - once they've been used, they never expand back to their full shape, thus each time you use a pair their effectiveness diminishes a little more. This is in contrast to the softer types (e.g. Howard Leight) which always seem to keep their shape. One pair of these 3M/EAR earplugs will last usefully about three or four uses.On the plus side, they never hurt my ears as some products do; there seems no way to predict which makes will be painful and which won't, but despite their hardness these are comfortable for me. And a brand new pair blocks out noise better than any other ear plugs I've tried.

These are the best ear plugs I have tried.

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Exactly what I required delivered promptly with out fuss

Before landing on 3M, my wife tried the other cheaper options available in pharmacies, but the expensive 3M's were simply the best - at least for her, so it was great when I found them online in bulk packs of fifty pairs for about the same as 4 pairs in the pharmacy. Considering the price, I was first a bit skeptical if it was the real 3M ones, but it was - at least the ones we got.My wife uses them every single night now, and they do wear out and gradually block less and less noise. Still, I think our first pack of fifty pairs lasted nearly two years before we reorderedI am quite sure these were also the same ones we got when I was in the Norwegian Navy, to protect our ears in the field or used in addition to the over-ear hearing protectors on the shooting range. We didn't wear them often (It was the Navy, after all, and not the Army, and we didn't shoot much), so two pairs lasted me my full five years there.Update 13 November 2019: I think this is the third or fourth time we've reordered these now. They are still the best value for money in quality ear plugs.