The early plugs are amazing. I dtruggle to find any that arr small enough and also find they hurt my ears but these just pop in easily and I can sleep all night comfortably without being woken by sno... See more
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Happy Ears makes reusable earplugs designed for real life. Whether you're a side sleeper trying to block out a snoring partner, a parent dealing with sensory overload, a student trying to focus, or heading to a concert — one pair of Happy Ears does the job. Made in Sweden since 2010, our hypoallergenic CE-certified earplugs reduce noise by 25 dB while letting natural sound through, so you can still hear conversations and music. Available in three sizes for a perfect fit, backed by our money-back guarantee.
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Sharing a bed with my husband again
My husband and I have been sleeping in separate rooms for around 5 years now due to his snoring. We decided to try share a room again a few months ago so I’ve been trying different ear plugs. First I tried the foam ones. They were too big for my ears, even rolled up as tight as possible, by the time I put one into my ear it had expanded too much to fit also they gave me a very bad pain in both ears. Next I tried the wax ones. They did block the sound very well but gave me awful pressure pains in my ears that stayed with me for a couple of weeks. So my husband was sent back to his own room again. Then I came across Happy ears online and bought a small and medium pair. The small fit perfect and I’m happy to say I’m sharing a bed again with my husband for the past few weeks. When his snoring is very loud I still hear it a bit but it sounds way off in the distance so doesn’t bother me, apart from that I can’t hear a thing except my own breathing. Two little things I have found that help are when you have them inserted give them a tiny twist and you will feel them creating a seal in your ear otherwise you may still be able to hear. Also I cut some of the stem off to make them more comfortable as I’m a side sleeper. I love them, they stay in place all night and no ear pressure pain at all. I’ve stocked up on them now as I’m terrified I’ll lose one......... Also make sure you have the correct size as the wrong size won’t work. The medium size just dulls the sound for me but the small blocks it.
Do NOT work for blocking out sound
After reading such positive reviews I decided to give this a try. It is so disappointing to find my $2 foam plugs work better than these. They do not block the surrounding noise at all and definitely do not block out my partners snoring. The sound is somewhat "dampened". I purchased the starter pack with the 3 sizes - which I can barely tell the difference between at a cost of $40. None of them work at all. I do not understand how they are receiving such glowing reviews.
Good quality
Good quality. Quite pricey for what they are but they do the job and customer service is brill and they communicate with you very well
Spend lots of money for disappointment..
After years of using foam earplugs every night, I decided to go for a more sustainable and reusable option. I didn't mind investing some money to make sure they worked very well and lasted a long time. I ended up choosing happy ears after a lot of reviews and such, by buying thr multisize option to make sure it fits and works properly.. ok, after playing around with them for a while, making sure they are perfectly fine, I was SO disappointed. I heard everything around me in a muffled way, every footstep, car driving outside, my partner talking quietly. It stung like hell because the price was astronomical, so I was sure it would work.. they don't issue any refund if you are unhappy with the product either, otherwise I would have emailed them instead of right a review.
All of these good reviews.. they must be filtering them
Great for motorcycle riders
Great for motorcycle riders! I've been using these for a few weeks now and they are great on the bike! They are super comfy and cut out plenty of high-frequency wind noise. Highly recommended!
Great for my small ears
I struggle with ear plugs as I have a very small ear canal. They are all too big, fall out or are painful. I took a chance on these as I saw they did different sizes and ordered the small earplugs at the cost of £10. I hoped I wouldn’t be disappointed. They arrived quickly so I tried them and to my surprise they fitted in my ears perfectly. One came out the first couple of nights so I was a bit worried but once I got used to putting them in properly I’ve had a lovely sleep. Easy to clean too. Hopefully they will last a while but I’d definitely buy them again. Surprised at the negative reviews as I was happy with mine.
Large version was to small for me
Sadly the Large Happy Ears were to small for me. At the moment I still use Ohropax Soft and they just absorb sound the best. I started using them or 5 years now. The Quality and packaging is nice and I would try an XL Version. My mother is now using them.
Bad product, bad company
I made the mistake not only to buy the product, I also contacted the company and expressed my disappointment. I got a very rude answer, where the person answering, who did not even sign with his name, it was not signed at all, accused me of having insinuated that they are "thieves" and "con artists", words I had not used or even suggested. The whole answer was so defensive, and so aggressive, that I was quite shocked. This is a business that cant handle critique. They cant even respond in a professional way with the minimum politeness. Their attitude towards customers is "either you're with us or against us". They are like a sect. And the earplugs are rubbish. Like the company. They need to work on their public relations abilities and also not market these earplugs for sleep because they are apparantly more for making sound more "pure", when listening to music, not to shut out noise when sleeping.
Save your money and buy regular…
Save your money and buy regular earplugs. They don't work and they are not even close to being comfortable when inserted. I tried all of the sizes and none of them worked properly! I bought them because of all the good reviews on Google but then I noticed that they all came from their own website. One reviewer reported that her "bad" review was deleted. What a waste....
They don’t work
I bought them because of the good reviews but they don’t work and after a while it is a little bit painful to wear them because they have hard plastic parts (i bought size S) They are like any other earplug but two or three times more expensive. Save some money and buy the normal ones in the pharmacy.
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