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Manual: SoftSilicone

How to use your earplugs

Step 1

Knead the plug firmly to heat the plug until it’s soft and easy to shape.

Step 2

Shape the earplug into a ball. Do not shape the earplug into an elongated shape.

Step 3

Place the ball on top of the ear canal’s opening and shape it with your finger until it seals over the ear canal.

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Our body conducts sound in two ways: through air and through bones. Our skull picks up the vibrations, which are processed by our eardrums. This allows us to perceive sound, even though our ear canal is completely sealed.

Yes, the earplugs can be reused until they no longer fit properly or become unhygienic. We recommend cleaning your hands and ears before use. This way, you should be able to use the earplugs for at least 5 days. The cleaner the earplugs remain, the longer they can be used.

Remove the earplugs with your fingers. Apply gentle pressure from the back of the outer ear to loosen the earplug and carefully take it out. Do not use sharp objects to remove it.

See a doctor if the earplugs, or part of them, are stuck in your ear canal. Do not use sharp objects to remove them. You could injure your ears or push the earplugs further inside.

The SNR value (Single Number Rating) is a European standard that allows you to compare the noise reduction level of different hearing protectors. Independent laboratories test the 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.