Boots Soft Disposable Foam Earplugs Reviews
Product Type: Boots in Health Misc
Newest Review: ... which ones I used I did always feel a bit more relaxed if that makes sense! These are Boot's own earplugs and I had a small ... more
... variety at the time to choose from in store and in actual fact over the years I felt the need for this type of product I tried them all I think!
The Packaging:
These earplugs come in a dark green cardboard box with a picture of the earplugs on the front of it and we are clearly told what they are and who they are by and we are told that they are to help give noise reduction, that they are comfortable to wear and are hygienic and that there are 3 pairs in the box and then on the back of the box other information liste...more
Customer Boots Soft Disposable Foam Earplugs Reviews (6)
by - written on 21/07/11 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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Any woman with a snoring partner will feel my pain! I very often end up looking like a zombie at work due to a lack of sleep the previous night thanks to the noise coming from the other half! My mother has the same problem and recommended I got some ear plugs as they worked for her and she now swore by them. I opted for the Boots disposable foam ones purely because I just happened to the in the store at the time of purchasing and didn't want to spend a fortune on something I wasn't overly sure about. You can get three pairs for just £2.18 which I think is quite good value for money. I tried them that night and had mixed feelings about them. They ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/04/10, updated on 20/04/10 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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Having been on the move a lot over the last 10 years or so I've become something of a connesuir in earplugs. In fact I don't go for the shortest break without a pair of earplugs, because you never know when you need them. These soft disposable foam earplugs from boots I have bought twice and used on a number of occasions. There are six in a packet and they are relatively long and and large and quite effective in cancelling out noise. Unfortunately thats where the positives end, they are uncomfortable in the ear, so much so that you might prefer to put up with a bit of noise than the discomfort they cause you that could prevent you from sleeping. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 31/05/10 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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Every year when I go away on holiday with a friend I dread having to listen to her snore night after night! And I've tried so many earplugs in an attempt to drown out some of the snoring noise so that I can stay sane! Each box contains 3 pairs of disposable earplugs and costs around £3 (it doesn't take a genius to work out that that's £1 a pair) which at first glance seems very reasonable. The earplugs were made of foam and felt quite soft and squishy and I had no trouble fitting the earplugs in my ears. I basically squashed the tapered end of the ear plugs and fitted them into my ears one at a time. The ear plug would then expand, and in theory at ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/04/13, updated on 22/04/13 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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Sadly for me I've always been a very light sleeper. The slightest noise like a clock ticking can drive me insane so imagine if you will me moving into my dream flat a couple of years ago by the sea and drug dealers moving in right next door to me. Now cos there were loads of them coming and going and the place was where they dealt from never was it quiet in there, not for a minute. I was stuck in a tenancy I couldn't get of and couldn't afford to move at that point but the flat block I was in turned into a dirty, noisy and blood ridden place (yes blood because of the fighting) and next door to me was sheer bedlam. Not only could I not sleep I couldn't relax as ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/12/09 (Very useful, 225 readings)
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Boots soft disposable foam earplugs are longish orange colored plugs and there are 6 per pack. To use, roll up and insert into your ears, but take care not to insert too deep as these ones are longer than the average earplug you find on sale. While they are excellent at blocking out noise, they are meant to be single-use only, though you can re-use them (wash or no wash) once or twice before the noise penetrates too audibly. Do note that doing so is a risk you take for an ear infection, but in my year of using them, I've not had any issues as long as you store them in a clean and dry place. One thing you'll note with these particular earplugs is that ... Read the complete review
