Moldex Comet Ear Plugs

I bought a pair of these for camping and they have been absolutely brilliant. You need to get a good seal, but once you've done that it really does cut out noises like noisy sleepers, people chatting nearby, music, dogs barking in the distance.You do need to push the earplugs in firmly though. These may not work for eveyone, but for the price they are worth a try.

Bought to use on my motorbike as the foam type ear plugs started to irritate my ears.As others have said you do get a bit of suction when you try to pull them out but thats no bad thing as it stops them coming out easily! I cannot believe how easy the are to put in as well - with the foam ones i was always squashing them then pulling on my ear to get them in. These are just easily pushed straight in with the nice finger cup type thing on the end.These dont completely block out noise - just block enough to stop further hearing damage! So perfect for anyone who wants to protect their ears whilst still being able to hear someone talking / traffic etcCheap too!!

Spare pair for gigs and festivals, absolutely marvellous, come in their own little case, brightly coloured, easy to see and find. They don't take away any of my enjoyment of the music, just the sometimes loudness that can be painful on the ear drum. I love them

I bought these for flying as I have hypersensitivity to altitude changes which has at times made my ears bleed and had me screaming in pain. If you suffer from same you should not fly at all but at times where you have to, these will keep the pressure in your ears normal during climb and decent. Once you're up there it's fine to remove them but as the plane drops and rises your ears will hurt a little throughout flight so just keep them in for short domestic flights of less than a couple hours if you want to be comfortable and happy.They're great for blocking even the loudest sounds, but that's not why I bought them. I bought them for their air tightness.

I've had these a while now and they are still like new. They stay in (unlike the foam ones) and are fairly comfortable. Can sometimes take a few times to get it in the ear but would recommend.

I bought those for the second time. Had my first pair for quite a while. I was happy with them and purchased it again.

They were not comfortable to use and not effective at drowning out the noise. I landed up using silicone earplugs which I was happier with.

That are good however if you are to use them in a motorbike helmet as they come they push into your ears, if you cut the end bit off you then can't get them out of your ears.... if not with a helmet on your head then great....