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I share a room with my brother but his snoring at night is ****ing killing me? What are your best ear plug or sound reducing products for this situation? We have considered sleep apnea with the doctor but theres a three month wait for another appointment
my boyfriend snores so i feel your pain. these take some getting used to but once you're used to them you will never go back to earplug-less ears lol. i now even use them when i sleep alone because they block out everything.
my boyfriend snores so i feel your pain. these take some getting used to but once you're used to them you will never go back to earplug-less ears lol. i now even use them when i sleep alone because they block out everything.
good luck !
Thanks, I'll have to give these a shot. Right now I use Wal-mart's brand (the purple coloured ones); they do quite well just noises still get in. I imagine for the op though, they would work unless his or her brother's sleeping in the same room (my husband snores so I use them most every night and it usually works for that--the snoring is muffled enough so that I can fall asleep).
Thanks, I'll have to give these a shot. Right now I use Wal-mart's brand (the purple coloured ones); they do quite well just noises still get in. I imagine for the op though, they would work unless his or her brother's sleeping in the same room (my husband snores so I use them most every night and it usually works for that--the snoring is muffled enough so that I can fall asleep).
Don't use the foam ones - the wax ones that mold to the shape of your ear (mainly for swimmers) have always been my go-to.
yes! foam ones don't work as well.. the ones i posted from cvs are the waxy type
I thought that's what they were. The only drawback of the waxy type ones is that I once had a dream a sexy man was feeding me grapes, and I ended up trying to eat one of the earplugs. I'm not kidding. That was a rude awakening!
I thought that's what they were. The only drawback of the waxy type ones is that I once had a dream a sexy man was feeding me grapes, and I ended up trying to eat one of the earplugs. I'm not kidding. That was a rude awakening!
How does someone use ear plugs, then wake up to their alarm clock? I realize some don't need an alarm clock... but if you do, how would that work?
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