Loop Engage Plus Earplugs – Low-Level Noise Reduction with Clear Speech – for Conversation, Social Gatherings, Noise Sensitivity & Parenting – 8 Ear Tips + Extra Accessories – 16 dB & NRR 10 - Green

I'm narcoleptic and have a lot of comorbidities that align with ADHD. I am overstimulated primarily by noise - even concerts aren't enjoyable to me unless I know exactly what songs are coming or am very familiar with the voice of whomever is singing. There's a huge vent fan at the clinic I work at (so we don't all breathe in anesthetic gas and pass out, whoops) that just drones all day. Sometimes it doesn't bother me, but as soon as everything gets loud - dogs barking, people talking loudly and laughing - or I get stressed out, the noise of the fan overstimulates me. I've had outbursts and have even cried because of the dang thing. I found out about the Loops on a Youtube Short by and ADHD channel, and I had to try them. I chose the Engage one so I can use them at work without having actual headphones in. - No one noticed these in my ears unless they were standing over my shoulder and my hair was up. - I can hear people talking directly to me, albeit a bit muffled. But their voice is clear and I don't raise my voice thinking they can't hear me. - I can hear noises around me very muffled. I'm still aware of people talking nearby but unless I focus on it I don't really notice it. This is vital for my job because I need to be able to hear if a client is complaining at the front desk (my station is about 15 feet from the lobby), talk on the phone to cliients, and listen to nearby animals (i.e. the sound of a dog reactive dog growling and barking). There are a lot of options for the earbud tips that I'm still fiddling with. If I put in one a little too large it creates a suction in my ear that is mildly uncomfortable and I actually worried that if I didn't pull it out just right I might bust my ear drum. I had the silencer piece (or whatever it's called) in, which I think was part of it. When I have the Medium thinner earbud tips in with the silenver, it doesn't feel that way and still drowns out a lot of noise, so it's just about making sure I fit them properly. I'm hoping the irridescent onces come back, and I'm probably going to get the other types eventually so that I can have a variety for different situations.

As someone who battles Meniere's disease, finding the right earplugs has been nothing short of a quest. Enter Loop Engage Plus Earplugs – my ultimate heroes in the fight against noise-induced discomfort. Game-Changer for Meniere's Disease I have Meniere's disease in one ear. My solution? Wearing Loop Engage Plus in my good ear and Loop Quiet in my bad ear. This dynamic duo has transformed noisy environments into manageable spaces. Especially during my daughter's loud cheer competitions, these earplugs allow me to converse freely while my bad ear stays protected from nauseating echoes and excessive noise. Easy, Comfortable, and Stylish Inserting these earplugs is a breeze. The comfort is unmatched – they fit like a dream even during long nights of sleep next to my snoring husband! The set includes ear tips in various sizes (XS, S, M & L) which helps you find your perfect match. Plus, the included case is cute and super convenient for on-the-go protection. Bonus Features The Loop Mute accessory offers an additional 5 dB of noise reduction, which is fantastic when I need that extra bit of quiet. I appreciate the sustainable, reusable design – it's a win for both my ears and the environment! No Drawbacks Here! I've experienced no cons with these earplugs. They’ve exceeded my expectations in every way. In Conclusion If you suffer from Meniere's disease or simply need reliable ear protection without sacrificing the ability to engage in conversation, Loop Engage Plus Earplugs are the way to go. They've improved my quality of life and could do the same for you!

I picked up these ear plugs recently and they do their job really well. What I like most is that they come with different adjustment levels for various dB reductions, so you can fine-tune them depending on the environment—whether it’s concerts, gaming, or just blocking out noise at home. They’re comfortable to wear for longer periods too. Pros: • Adjustable filters for different dB levels • Comfortable fit • Good noise reduction without muffling everything • Reusable and easy to clean Cons: • On the expensive side compared to standard plugs • Small parts could be easy to misplace Overall, they’re a high-quality option if you want flexibility and comfort, but definitely pricier than the basic alternatives.

I still live on a night shift schedule even though I'm retired, and my wife uses our bedroom as her office during the day, so using earplugs is a requirement for domestic tranquility. I like that it's very comfortable, easy to clean, and doesn't fall out of your ears if you size the (multiple sizes included) plug attachments correctly. It doesn't kill noise...it deadens it considerably. If my wife is right next to me and talking to me, I might be able to hear what she's saying, but I can tune it out if I want (don't tell her). I've used this daily since purchase and I really like it. Do be aware that if you use a smaller plug cover and it slides out of your ear, your cats may want to play with them. I did have one attachment damaged by this, but my wife has the same set so I just used her spare. My wife had bought a set before me, and uses it when we go to see live music. She says it takes the edge off the music but if anything it takes out a lot of the incidental noise so the music experience is enhanced (used during shows like Dirty Fences/The Chats...so it was loud). I really recommend this as I use it as I said, daily, and it works great for deadening sound, but doesn't take it all away.

Wow, these work! I bought these after I found I was struggling to focus on a conversation I was having with freinds and family whilst there was very loud music in the back ground. The problem was particularly bad when I was a venue like a wedding or a festival where you had live band or a DJ playing a set. A friend suggested I try these and I now swear by them. I recently tested them whilst I was entertaining customers at the Munich Oktoberfest. I was able to enjoy the music, have a clear conversation with a customer and finish the end of the night without any annoying tinnitus or white noise buzzing in my ear. It was amazing. They sound wasn't muffled in anyway, it was simply a more comfortable background volume and yet I was able to focus on conversations with everyone. I ended up recommending these to others who had a similar issue to what I had experienced and they have since bought these earplugs. The ear plugs are easy to fit in your ear and come with a wide size range of ear sponges to fit your ear canal. I had bought the loop neck lace separately but found I didn't need them in the end. They are stylish and most people won't notice you are wearing them. Whether you want to enjoy live music, or if you're at loud events where you need to talk with people, I highly recommend these ear plugs. They will help protect your hearing and still allow you to enjoy and engage with the experience.

Bought a pair for myself and a second one as a gift. With ENGAGE mode I can still follow conversations without the extra ambiance noise (or chewing sounds, for my fellow people with misophonia). The MUTE mode is great for concentrating and sleeping. Highly recommend!

Son un salva vidas. Vivo en una ciudad muy ruidosa así que han resultado maravillosos para el transporte público, especialmente cuando voy acompañada porque puedo escuchar la conversación. En general son cómodos sobre todo porque no sobresalen aunque al paso de varias horas ya pueden llegar a incomodar un poco, pero para mi, sigue siendo mucho más tolerable que el ruido. También tuve oportunidad de probarlos en un concierto y fue maravilloso, por primera vez disfruté realmente la música, la multitud fue más sencilla de tolerar y no tuve tinitus después del concierto por primera vez. ¡Los amo!

Initially I thought they would be more comfy like my AirPods and that will reduce sound more. After trying them one time in a crowded area, I LOVED THEM. I could finally concentrate and not feel overwhelmed by people. I cannot wait I to try them at another crowded areas.

Ich bin aus verschiedenen Gründen ziemlich lärmempfindlich, was bei mir in Reizüberflutung mündet und allerlei Reaktionen hervorrufen können - u.a. Konzentrationsschwäche, Aggressionen, Flucht, Dissoziation. Doch um totzdem weiterhin am sozialen Leben teilhaben zu können, wie z.B. in Cafés oder Bars zu gehen oder an Gruppenergotherapien teilzunehmen, und sich dabei ggf. auch noch ein bisschen zu unterhalten, habe ich nach einem Geräuschschutz gesucht, der trotzdem noch Gespräche zulässt. Bei meinen Recherchen bin ich auf Loop gestoßen, die eine Reihe von unterschiedlich starken Geräuschschutzmöglichkeiten anbieten und auf der Website auch über Geräuschempfindlichkeit bei ADHS und Autismus informieren und Empfehlungen aussprechen, welches Loop-Produkt jeweils geeignet wäre. Sehr sympathisch! Ich habe mich für Engage Plus entschieden, da ich keine absolute Stille wünsche und trotzdem in ausgewählten Situationen auch laute Geräusche mag (wie laute Musik), sowie mich in mittellauter Umgebung unterhalten möchte. Daher fiel Quiet und Experience für mich weg (und Switch sowieso). Das Plus dient dazu, wahlweise alles noch mal zusätzlich 5 db leiser zu schrauben, aber nicht das Gefphl zu haben, komplett von der Außenwelt abgeschnitten zu sein. Das reicht für meine Bedürfnisse absolut aus und zudem ist es auch noch unauffällig bis schick, weswegen ich mich auch dafür entschieden habe, Loop zu verwenden, statt handelsüblicher Ohrstöpsel, die weitaus preisgünstiger sind. Sie lassen sich durch den Ring gut handhaben - reindrücken oder wieder herausnehmen. Es werden für jede Größe Silikon-, sowie für fast alle Größen Schaumstoff-Aufsätze mitgeliefert. Nichts drückt unangenehm und sie fallen auch nicht einfach heraus. Der Behälter ist recht klein, was einerseits praktisch ist, weil er in jedes Täschchen passt, kann andererseits auch leicht verloren gehen, wenn man nicht aufpasst. Natürlich ist es erst mal seltsam, sich dann selbst so laut zu hören (die eigene Stimme, den eigenen Atem, das Rauschen des Blutkreislaufes, Kauen, etc., ), aber daran gewöhnt man sich recht schnell.