Surprised to see no one has recommended Loop earplugs yet. I find them comfortable enough throughout my day, but I wouldn’t sleep with them.
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Huh. These look pretty good, but I don’t think they are up to the kind of noise reduction I require. Plus I am not sure how many times you can use them before you have to chuck them. What has been your experience with wear and tear?
The tips can last 2-3 months if you use them on a daily basis. The replacement tips are fairly priced, though.
FYI, you can find a few good recommendations for random stuff on wirecutter.com. That’s where I found these earplugs 
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Cool. Great info. Thanks for sharing. Happy Friday to you!
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Of course not. It can be used in many cases. 
Speakers, home audio, car audio anything you would like to measure now and years to come.
Accurate and precise measurements. Good tool to any audiophile.
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Something for the topic.
It’s been in the “maybe” list in things to buy. Friend had these with long road trips on car.
19 & 22 db filters. Claims to preserve music quality.
They also have Work filters.
Up to 27db and Warning signals and talking remains audible.
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Dual flange is usually more comfortable to me then triple, so if I really don’t like the ones I ordered, I may look at those
OMG! WorkSafe has a free cord!!!
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I had a road construction project that started right after we went to work from home, and I had a hard time with noise, until I bought a pair a passive firing range hearing protection. The nice part was that I could wear my IEMs under them. It got me the isolation of both and was a pretty cheap solution, since I already had the IEMs.