Ears 360 Silence earplugs replace the ear canal with an in-ear fit

Ears 360 Silence earplugs sit in the outer ear, not in the ear canal. The retractable spiral design adapts to the ridges of the ear, providing stability and sound isolation

The triple-flange version increases noise reduction to 29 dB, according to EN 352-2:2020. Available in black, pink and green, the earplugs come with a matching case. Each kit includes four pairs of earplugs, in sizes S, M, L and double flange. They are reusable and IPX7-rated, resisting water. They come with a neck cord as a reward for goals achieved. The standard version costs US$ 25 and is available in the US. Availability in Brazil has not yet been confirmed

Ears 360 Silence earplugs reduce noise by up to 24 dB, according to EN 352-2:2020. This means the sound isolation is stronger, helping those who need to concentrate or rest. But the EN 352-2:2020 certification ensures that noise reduction is measured in a standardized way, which is important. The retractable spiral design adapts to the ear, preventing the earplugs from moving. This keeps them stable, even on the move. The difference between 24 and 29 dB can be decisive

The idea is to offer stability and sound isolation without invading the ear. This contrasts with traditional earplugs, which are inserted into the ear canal and can cause discomfort. The French company has already launched reusable earplugs like those from Loop, which also offer noise reduction and customizable design. What's new is the retractable spiral shape, which adapts to the ridges of the ear. This could be an advance

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