HearosNanos NRR 28 Noise Cancelling Foam Ear Plugs - Extra Small Hearing Protection for Petite Ears - Ideal for Sleeping snoring Travel Concerts Sports Events and Shooting (25 Pairs)

Purchased for my teen for camp. She said they were amazing and great for sleeping. Blocked out all the noise from other girls who stayed up late talking. My daughter was able to sleep!

I bought these for my son who has sensory issues, especially in public with loud and abrupt noises. They are discreet and don’t call attention to him like headphones do. I even use them myself when I’m at crowded events and concerts / conventions. I pinch and twist the end that goes into the ear and then hold them inside the ear canal until they expand. They stay put quite well! They’re just the right size and easily applied. Definitely recommend.

Worked well. Fit 6 year old ears

Great if you have small ears. They are on the extra small side though.

I bought these noise-canceling earbuds for my daughter while she was in medical school. She needed something flexible, comfortable, and effective at blocking out distractions so she could stay focused during long study sessions.She has narrow ear canals, so finding earbuds that didn’t cause discomfort or pressure was a challenge. She tried several brands and styles, but none fit quite right — until we found these. These earbuds are a game changer for anyone with smaller ear canals. They sit comfortably for hours without causing irritation or that “plugged” feeling.On top of the great fit, the noise cancellation is impressive. Whether she was studying at home, in the library, or in a busy café, these earbuds helped block out surrounding noise so she could concentrate. She says they’re the best she’s used by far.Highly recommend these to students, professionals, or anyone looking for effective noise-canceling earbuds that don’t sacrifice comfort — especially if you have smaller ears!

These stay comfortable through the entire night in very small ears. I had previously been using Mack's Dreamgirl ear plugs (which I thought was the smallest option) and those were a little too big for me and would cause pain.

So close, but a bit too stiff for me to wear long. I rarely use these much after a few weeks, but had to know. Seems a bit smaller than m…ks but harder. So far I still prefer M***s purple slims.. although for sleeping I found even those I have to trim another 1.5mm off the big end, insert them nearly all the way back, and pull them with (not sharp!) tweezers in morning. I have small ear canals, and on spectrum with sensory overload, so I need to wear them a lot to keep my brain from sucking all my energy and functionality. I have tried so so many plugs. To my surprise, my new favorites are almost normal size, but SUPER soft, and have a large unusual base end (like a T, not a round flare) I get through the night in those , but still prefer to trim those to shorter length, esp for sleep. The T shape actually fits the empty outer ear space well, and stops much extra noise for me, but are difficult to line up, and get in in time. Another reason I trim. The biggest reason I trim most plugs is for sleeping, being a side sleeper, I found the discomfort is mostly from the external ear shape moving, with the outer plug sticking into it. The part not in the canal was causing it. If this is your issue, maybe try shortening them and dont freak out that they are stuck, but just be prepared to fetch them with non pointy tweezers.

My 13 year old son needs his sleep and uses these smaller size on school trips and camps.