Decibullz Professional High Fidelity Earplugs vs Earasers

When fitted correctly they stay put taking your lid on and off. I barely notice them after a few minutes.

Erasers fit securely, they're comfortable for hours, and they're nearly invisible. And rather than muffling the sound like most foam earplugs, they si...

They work better now. As for comfort. they are not real comfortable in the ear. perhaps i did not mold them well enough

I play in various bands and sometimes things get a little loud. The Earasers cut down the peaks of volume without making me feel like I'm stuffed up. The music still sounds the same and I can still hear people talking. I own a pair of custom-made earplugs (made by taking molds of my ears), but the comfort of the Earasers and the clarity of the sound that I hear with them beats the other ones by a mile

I play electric guitar live several times a week for many hours, in rooms where to SPL exceeds 100db often. I have purchased numerous different brands of earplugs, trying to get a good fit but have never found any that have decent fidelity, reduce the sound to an acceptable volume and can be worn for extended periods, even professionally made ones by my ear-doctor. These plugs were easy to mold, feel good and are doing a nice job sealing my ear canal. I’m picky about fidelity because I know how instruments should sound and so far I’m happy with these

I initially bought the medium, then after correspondence with Persona Medical (who makes them), paid the $10 exchange fee and shipped them back. The smalls were definitely better than the mediums, but I still had doubts - they pushed out after 15-20 minutes of wear. More conversation with the company's VP - she dropped an x-small in the mail, no fee asked for, and said just return the pair I didn't want. I took my time testing out both, and after trying pushing with my finger in different directions