Howard Leight by Honeywell LT-30 Hundred-Pair 32NRR Laser Trak Corded Single-Use Earplugs - Orange/Blue

If you're wearing these you probably can't hear a thing I'm saying, but to anyone else, these are the best ear plugs. They are soft foam and comfortable unlike others that are too rigid and annoy the ear canal after a while. I first used these at work and then ended up buying a box myself. Totally worth the extra cost, and with the lanyard, you'll probably be able to hang onto them longer instead of losing them every time you take them out.

Estos tapones Howard Leight LT‑30 me han sorprendido por lo cómodos que resultan incluso después de horas. La espuma se adapta rápido y el cordón evita que los pierdas cuando te los quitas un momento. Aíslan muy bien del ruido, perfectos para trabajar concentrado o para entornos ruidosos. Son sencillos, prácticos y cumplen exactamente lo que prometen.

Best brand on the market I like to screw and the string

These are the only earplugs I ever use. They are very soft and conform to my ear without it being uncomfortable. Great buy. Will buy it again when I run out.

The most comfortable that I have found, the material isn't hard on the skin in your ear when installing and removing them multiple times during the day. I can also wear them for hours without removing them and they remain comfortable. Working in a plant my hands get dirty and I find if I roll the plug between my fingers to flatten it before inserting the dirt gets ground into the material, and then into the ear. Instead I flatten it by squeezing in sections and not rolling, and the plugs stay cleaner. I also find it's important to use a cotton swab/Q-tip to clean my ears each day after showering to keep any dirt out that does collect. Overall the noise reduction is far superior to any over-the-head external hearing protector I have tried. I can get 2-3 days use from a single pair so one box can last nearly a year.

Good noise reduction and good fit.

I've trusted this brand for many years. I've yet to have any issues with them.

I need metal detectable earplugs in my facility, so I decided to give these a try. They are detectable because there is a brass brad stuck through each plug. This brad makes insertion and retention difficult, and the ear plugs tend to fall out of my employee's ears. I have gone back to my "Spark Plugs" earplugs, because the entire foam portion, and even the tether, are detectable. Since I grind meat, that's a bonus to me.