- Materials
- PU foam earplugs with 5 layers: sound-absorbing layer, sound-absorbing particles, noise-isolating layer, polyester sound-absorbing cotton sheet, upgraded layer, temperature-regulating memory foam, breathable layer, with a pore size of <0.1 micrometers, and a skin-friendly polyurethane contact layer.
- Usage Tips
- Keep hands clean when handling earplugs. Ensure earplugs are properly inserted and removed gently to avoid discomfort. Store earplugs in a clean environment when not in use. Replace earplugs regularly for hygiene purposes. Note that earplugs reduce noise intelligently but do not completely block out all sounds.
- Style Display
- Various styles of PU and silicone earplugs designed for different purposes such as noise protection and hearing protection.
- Cleaning Instructions
- Initially, earplugs do not require cleaning. When cleaning is needed, gently wipe with a damp cloth or cotton swab dipped in water. Avoid frequent washing to maintain the slow rebound effect. Allow earplugs to air dry completely for 1-2 days before reuse.
- 1. When to Replace Earplugs
- The frequency of replacement depends on factors such as frequency of use. For frequent users, it is recommended to replace earplugs every 1-2 months.
- 2. Comfort After Wearing Earplugs
- While most users find the earplugs comfortable, some individuals may experience initial discomfort which usually subsides after 1-2 days of adaptation.
- 3. Earplug Cleaning Method
- Avoid frequent washing of earplugs. After cleaning, allow earplugs to air dry in a cool, ventilated place for 1-2 days to restore their original size and slow rebound effect.