Alpine SleepSoft + Earplugs (for Sleeping)

I use these as I live in a home with single glazing due to it being a national trust property, and I can hear the motorway a few miles across the valley. These are great at blocking those unwanted sound but still being able to hear important noise. They are superbly comfortable and this is my second set as I have one for home and one for travel. Should stop the noise of those little brats on the aircraft really well too

These are quite expensive, but they are the best earplugs I've used yet, for me at least. They have a little breather hole, which seems to aid in comfort and stops my ears from feeling clammy when I wake up. They don't penetrate too deep into the ear canal, unlike some others I've had. You can cut away some of the green rubber stalk if it is too long- I find a scalpel worked well, allowing me to take just enough off that it didn't press against my pillow and irritate, but still had enough material for me to be able to grip to pull them out of my ears. I find that they last about 9-12 months before they start feeling (and looking) a bit manky, which isn't bad, I suppose. I do wash them every now and then, which probably helps. I can easily hear my alarm going off in the morning, so there's no danger of sleeping through. My only complaint is that I'd like them to dampen sound more- they certainly take the edge off any noise, but I'm a very light sleeper and it isn't always enough.

My partner, bless her soul, snores like an insane noise making machine and, on occasions, I've had to sleep in my spare room. These earplugs, albeit easy to fit and easy to remove (for my fingers), only block out around 60% of the 'snore' noise. Sure, of course, that's better than nothing but still not quite what I thought would happen. They're not that expensive, can cause discomfort when you roll over onto the side that you're wearing them (I only use one as I'm nearly deaf in one ear), but overall it's worth a shot to see how they work for you.

I work a lot of nights so I would say that I am a bit of a dab hand at testing ear plugs! I have tried and failed with numerous cheap (once-only) foam plugs, of which many are useless or just plain uncomfortable - A bit contrary to the cause if you want to sleep! Reluctantly spent a tenner on these, and I can say they are worth every penny. So comfortable and really drown out little annoying and disturbing noises without making you feel like you've lost your hearing. Will be coming with me travelling this summer to drown out people on planes and the hostel snorers! A must buy :)

I first looked for earplugs when i went to university at Nottingham Trent University. Staying on campus meant that when the bar emptied out that all of my drunken flatmates would proceed back to ours for after party! I plugged these in and.... bliss is the word that describes the sleeps i now have! 5/5 only issue was they sometimes fall out if you move around a lot in your sleep otherwise they are well worth the money!

This is the first of these type of earplugs that I've tried. My only other experience has been with soft foam earplugs. The ear plugs are not comfortable for sleeping in. The bit that sticks out moves a lot and can be felt and is hurtful. Even after cutting it as said in the instructions it still hurt. If you really need to be comfortable in order to manage to sleep I would advise against buying these. The noise reduction was not very good either. I could still hear quite a bit, a lot more compared to soft foam earplugs. I will be continuing to use my disposable soft foam earplugs and I am returning this...

These work great on a temporary basis only as they become very difficult to clean if you use them nightly. Other than that, they are comfy and definitely block out almost all noise.

Superb earplugs that work a treat. One warning - don't push them in too far. I did the first time I used them and the application tube that comes with the pack is useless. They are easily removed with tweezers though.

holds down the snoring noise!

Took forever to get over a month. I can still here everything that goes on around me from a bird chirping to snoring.

I read many reviews before making the purchase of the Sleepsoft earplugs, which came highly recommended on my websites and blogs. My husband's snoring is an issue of contention in my household and I am constantly looking for anything that may help me sleep. We are always on the lookout for snore prevention and noise blockers. When I read about the Sleepsoft earplugs in multiple places, I thought I would give them a try. Overall, I am pleased with the results of these plugs. They fit well in the ear and come with a nice case and set to keep them clean. The functionality seems to be on par with most of the other plugs I have purchased. I was not blown away but I don't feel that it was a wasted purchase as they certainly fulfilled the expectations of typical earplugs for sleeping. Unfortunately, the snoring I am having to mask is much louder and obtrusive than the average, so I think I am going to continue my search in the hopes of finding a product that manages to cover up a bit more, but for the average sleeping experience, the Alpine Sleepsoft plugs would be fine.

These earplugs, while they be of some sound isolating quality, are a mistake to buy if you have larger ears. The first night I had them, after following the quirky instructions to put them in, one lodged itself deep into my ear canal as I slept. Awoke in pain and had to use tweezers to fish it out. Being returned.

I live across from a fish factory that operates at night so I bought these to mitigate the noise. They seem to work really well, these ear plugs are designed differently than most ear plugs as they fit completely in your ear. From what I can deduct this allows you to sleep on your side or rather on your ear nicely...this feature prevents the ear plug from slipping out. Basically long story short, it just lowers the ability to hear noise by reducing decibel noise. I like them.