PAUroom High Fidelity Earplugs


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 of high Fidelity Earplugs!

     PUAroom Earplugs
From the side you can barely see that I'm wearing earplugs at all! From the front you can't see anything. But the bottom line is that I was really impressed. I had the chance to wear them out to a noisy restaurant, to an IMAX movie, and at work. They are extremely discreet, which made me feel much more comfortable wearing them out in public. And I found them to be extremely comfortable to wear for long periods of time.

 Though I wasn’t surprised. I had high hopes for these, as PUAroom Earplugs are one of the popular sets of Musician's Earplugs. PUAroom Earplugs certified by the German official testing agency, It has successfully applied for a Chinese patent and US patent and expected issued a formal patent certificate in August, It is also being planned in Japan to apply for patent protection.
Update: The Contest is officially over as of 28/06/17 at 11:59PM EST. Congratulations to all of the winners!

 If, however, you still would like to try these out, You can check more infomation on Facebook and www.puaroom.us.

 They are also available in the Canada, US and Japan on Amazon Prime if you prefer to get them that way. At checkout use the following promo code for 10% off your entire order of as many pairs of earplugs as you'd like.

                                        
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