Your new Alpine Silence

The earplugs fit well if they go into your ear easily but also sit firmly. If you find that they do not provide enough attenuation or are too easy to insert, try a larger size. If insertion is difficult, choose a smaller size. We recommend trying all four sizes (XS, S, M, L) to find the perfect fit.

Yes, Alpine Silence earplugs are completely safe. They are CE and ANSI certified and meet the highest safety standards. These earplugs have been thoroughly tested and approved by PZT, an officially recognized testing institute.

Wash your Alpine Silence earplugs gently with lukewarm water and mild soap when necessary or after each use. Regular cleaning ensures that you can enjoy your earplugs for a longer period of time.

To insert the earplugs correctly, gently pull your ear upward. Carefully place the earplug into your ear canal and press it in gently until it fits comfortably and securely. For a visual guide, watch our instructional video at the top of this page.

Alpine Silence earplugs are made of soft, silicone-free material that molds to your ear canal for maximum comfort. This durable material provides all-day comfort without causing pressure or irritation in your ears.

Alpine Silence earplugs are versatile and ideal for any situation where you need to focus better, such as studying or working. They not only help you concentrate but are also excellent for use as sleep earplugs or travel earplugs.

We strive for 100% customer satisfaction. Are you not satisfied with your purchase for any reason? Then contact us and we will resolve it for you.

The SNR value (Single Number Rating) is a European standard that allows you to compare the noise reduction levels of different hearing protectors. Independent laboratories test earplugs and earmuffs to determine the SNR value of an earplug.

In the United States, an NRR (Noise Reduction Rating) is used instead of an SNR. This standard is slightly stricter than the European standard. The higher these ratings, the more the hearing protection reduces noise. Both NRR and SNR ratings are often listed on Alpine product packaging.