Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 4 Reviews)
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I love these |
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By
Smiggy
from UK
on 8/8/2010
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I love these ear plugs. I had a pair a couple of year ago and the pull taq recently snapped. I am desperately trying to locate a UK provider and will be ordering serveral pairs once I find one. If you struggle to get them in your ears buy some medical grade olive oil from a chemist. Then coat the earplugs in oil each time you swim. A bit messy but it also provides a protective and moisturising coating on the inner ear which should prevent the ear canal from drying out and cracking which is how most ear infections start. Since I have used this method I have not had an ear infection. Also I dont loose these ones as they are always with my goggles.
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fine, but a little big |
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By
A.E.
from Ithaca, NY
on 6/28/2010
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These are okay, and I like the big ends that make sure they don't get lost. I can hear through them well. But they're a little big for my ears (I'm an adult), the plastic's more rigid than some and I get a sore ear if I wear them for too long. Not enough to buy different ones - I'll use these till I lose them.
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Hurt my ears |
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Jon C.
from Wetumpka, AL
on 1/6/2010
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These were terrible for me. I attempted to wear them for my hour workout and had to remove them long before i finished. I bought them for the little pull tab for ease of removal. I found that they were hard to get in my ear even when moistened. Once in the ear i had to push them very far in to get the seal. The seal never seemed to work well. My ears hurt the rest of the day.
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Ummm...??? |
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Tilandra R.
from Hyattsville, MD
on 10/5/2009
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I don't even know how these are supposed to work. I'm not sure if its because I have small ears or what, but they just do'nt to it for me.
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