Quies Foam Earplugs Reviews


Product Type: Quies health products
Description:Brand: Quies / Type: Foam earplugs / Protection: 35db
Newest Review: ... an issue on site. Their noise protection rating is 35dB, which I believe to be a good rating. Ear Plugs are a very personal ... more
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Quies Foam Earplugs Quies Protective auditives - Ear Plugs Made from Soft Foam Last Update 19.06.2013 14:32
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Quies Protection Auditive - Earplugs 35dB-3Pairs
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Quies Solos Foam Earplugs (1 pair)
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Quies Pair of Foam Earplugs of Earplugs -Pack of 3
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Bq Quies Protection Auditive Earplugs Foam 6
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Customer Quies Foam Earplugs Reviews (5)

by - written on 19/02/12 (Very useful, 145 readings)
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My job often involves me having to work nearby heavy duty machinery for long periods of time outdoors and as such I was advised to wear ear plugs whenever possible to protect my ears. I generally tend to avoid putting them in so as not to miss out on any gossip or phone calls, but if I am working alone I use them. The Pack The ear plugs come in a pack of three, with different colours for each pair. The colours are green, orange and pink and are almost a neon shade of each and are glow in the dark which is handy if you drop one in a dark place! The ear plugs come in a small and compact see through plastic box that folds open like a suitcase. This ... Read the complete review

by - written on 21/08/11, updated on 21/08/11 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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Earplugs are my constant companion when I go to a trip or a holiday with "unknown snoring status" or to places where I assume there will be noisy at night. I can say I could not live without them. *** I buy these mainly because of their colour. They are naturally prettier than the regular yellow ones plus keeping track of the ones you used too much (or keep track which ones the others use when they find out how handy these things are...). Fact that they come in a box where you can keep them is also a plus. *** They are easy to get in the ears, you just twist them a bit and stick them in the ear, there they will ... Read the complete review

by - written on 28/03/11 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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As much as I like my downstairs neighbours to my flat I have to say it can get really noisy alot of the time. The flat I live in is like within a house and really isn't very sound proofed at all and so I get woken up at 5am when they get up to feed their baby and at 1am in the morning with them chatting in their kitchen which is directly under my bedroom to which I can pretty much make every word out that they are saying just before they go to bed. Add to that the fact that any noise disturbs my sleep and the fact that I have a wonderful boyfriend who comes to stay for a few nights rather often who sounds like a right pig asleep all night long! Try ... Read the complete review

by - written on 15/02/12, updated on 28/08/12 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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These brightly coloured soft as can be earplugs have become my friends in recent years. I travel a lot by plane usually just back and forth from Dublin to Scotland but twice a year I visit New York and that's a long flight. I always used to fly Delta Airlines and the first year I flew with them was four years ago and the quality of service was far better than it is now, but I'm not here to write a review of an airline. The reason I mention them is they used to supply their passengers with dark "delta" red ear plugs just like these. A nice touch I thought as they help cancel out some of the loud noise that can be present on aeroplanes. But come my second trip ... Read the complete review

by - written on 18/02/12 (Very useful, 229 readings)
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I am a really light sleeper and the sightest noise will wake me up then I find it hard to go back to sleep and fidgit all night dosing in and out of sleep and waking up in the morning in a bad mood, reaching for the coffee to help wake me from the tiredness. So, having seen these a while ago in the local chemist for £3.99 I bought my first pair probably about two years ago and have now a constant supply of these in my overnight bag, in my bedroom drawer and a pair in my handbag incase I get stranded anywhere or sleep over at someone's house unexpectedly. These are foam ear plugs that work wonders, they come in bright colours and you just squeeze them up ... Read the complete review
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