Flents Quiet Please vs Hearos Earplugs

One set is blue and the other is neutral. One set is long and thin and the other is cylindrical. One has a noise reduction rate of 33 while the other is 29. My husband just picked up a few for himself while I order them by the jug after wearing them for forty years. Sometimes you just need Earplugs to sleep at night. In my case, snoring is the reason. Luckily for me the Flents Quiet Please Earplugs have worked so well that I am reluctant to try something else. My husband thought the Hearos Earplugs he picked up worked so much better than mine. He tried my brand a couple of times for the once in awhile time he feels the need to wear them - which is on very rare occasions. So the other night I gave the Hearos Earplugs a try and I have to say that they work almost too good. However, sometimes you are left with a bit of ear pain because they fill up the whole ear canal. Between the constant ringing in my ears, snoring, and whatever noise keeps you awake, Earplugs are a solution for me. I’m guessing things continue can improve over the years - even as it relates to the lowly earplug. 

Flents Quiet Please Earplugs

I've been using earplugs for over thirty years. I guess you could call me an expert on good earplug products. I've tried several, but have found that Flents Quiet Please work the best. You really need to follow directions, or they won't work. The last time we went to the drugstore for replacements, Flents could not be found. They only had another unfamiliar brand. I was very reluctant to try them, and it turned out I was right. So I decided to head straight to Amazon and order up a big supply that would last awhile. And of course, they had them in as many sizes as you wanted. Too bad I didn't order it before the minimum purchase amount for free delivery was changed! Anyway, the box with 100 pair arrived shortly after it was ordered. And the large volume plastic container came with a little green travel case. How convenient! My husband recently found that using earplugs occasionally helps him sleep...it muffles out annoying sounds like water dripping from leaky pipes, a common problem in this town. So we will add earplugs to our list of bulk, large volume items that we need but necessarily can't find around town - filters for everything, and decaf tea. Now I just need to find space for all this junk in our tiny place.