PUAroom High Fidelity Earplugs

Keep Your Ears Healthy – Clean Your Earplugs and Earbuds Have you ever taken out your headphones and they are completely covered in earwax? Have you put them back in your ear a day later, after they were on the floor of your bedroom, with that same dried earwax sitting on it? We all do it. We use our headphones everyday without giving a second thought to where they have been or what bacteria might be on them. The same is true for earplugs made from silicone and polymer, that we often use for flying, swimming, or even sleeping. Everyone does it—so what's the problem with this? clean your earbuds and earplugs Just like when you lick your fingers, all of the germs on your hands go into your mouth and into your body. The same is true for earbuds. The moment you insert them into your ear (learn here how to do it properly) you are introducing into your body all the germs that your earbuds have touched. This can cause serious infections that could be damaging to the ear if l...

Live music concerts are great. We all know that. What’s not that great, however, is the pain in the ears most of us experience once we leave the gig – do you remember the familiar sound of ‘ringing’ in your ears? Yes, it tends to ring for a few hours and then usually everything gets back to normal. But did you know that continuous exposure to noise over 85 dB (and by continuous we mean  eight hours  or so) can result in the permanent hearing loss? Eight hours seems a lot, but if you’ve been listening to Spotify on your way to concert, chances are that you’re pretty close to that limit. The normal, every day conversation is around 65dB, which is absolutely safe for your hears. However, a loud hip-hop or rock concert can expose your ears to up to 120 dB which can be  devastating  to your ears. A three minute blast like this can result in some pretty serious consequences. How to avoid this and protect your hearing while you enjoy the li...

PUAroom High Fidelity Earplugs We all know how important it is to protect our hearing in loud environments. Especially so when you have Tinnitus or any other kind of disorder that affects your hearing, because you are starting out at a disadvantage. Sustained exposure to loud noises, like at a concert, sporting event, or loud movie, causes hearing loss and will make our Tinnitus so much worse. Earplugs are the answer, but regular earplugs don't work very well when you actually want to hear what's going on around you. They muffle and distort the quality of the sound. If you're at a concert, the movies, or in a loud restaurant, traditional earplugs are not the way to go. Instead you want to use a set of high fidelity musician's earplugs . Rather than attempting to block out the sound, or absorb it, high fidelity earplugs filter the sound and lower the volume without affecting the quality. I'm happy to announce that I am giving away 8 free pairs o...