Flare Calmer Night – Sleeping Ear Plugs Alternative – Reduce Annoying Noises Without Blocking Sound – Extra Soft Reusable Silicone – Black

I had tried Flare Calmer before, which helped to some extent but didn't make enough of a difference. Then I read that Calmer Night is not only softer and more comfortable, but actually has a stronger reduction of high pitch sounds, so I thought I'd give it a shot, and yup this reallllly does make a much more noticeable difference than the regular Calmer. I've been wearing it 24x7 (I'm not entirely sure if you're supposed to - this isn't advice by any means, but none of the instructions say outright that I can't or shouldn't). I have autism and my sensory issues can get really bad. This has helped me EQ out those awful high frequency sounds and have a much more pleasant time in general.

It's so misleading to say it fits 90% of your users. There's no mention of it's size either and it is non returnable. I tried it for a couiple days - because it was so small it was just jiggle in my ear and when I tried pushing it in - it left me with ear pain and now I have a ringing in my ears when things are quiet ( because I wore it to sleep and it got pushed into my ear a lot ). It has had the opposite effect on me, I would not recommend these at all. I have ASD and noise sensitivity and normal sized ears and it did not work on me and possibly even damaged my ears

I have ADHD and autism, and I bought these because I have noise sensitivity and wanted a solution that could dampen/lessen sounds around me. I tried them for several weeks, but I noticed absolutely no effect. (I did get a size that fits me; I checked by mailing Flare for confirmation.) Pros: Flare's customer service team is friendly and communicates promptly and with patience. Cons: The product does not work for me at all. I could not get a refund. This was a waste of money for me, but in case you (like me) live in India and still want to order this product, I'd advice you to purchase them from other websites like Headphonezone or SudeepAudio or Promusicals which have this same product for around 1K less. In fact, Flare's customer service team itself recommended one of these options to me, but only after I'd already purchased them from Amazon. I regretted not knowing these cheaper buying options before.

This product is not useful in any sense.

Sadly these really do nothing, which is disappointing because I was really hoping these would be effective.

I have been struggling with sound sensitivity for a while, but it really ramped up in 2019. For the last year, I couldn't handle the TV volume above 10. It would trigger migraines or migraine like headaches even. I tried the Loop earplus, which blocked out noise, but then I couldn't hear anyone talking to me. I wanted something that would reduce the pitch/volume of the noise. So I decided to suck this up and I bought these ear plugs and the Calmer Pro version. First, they are tiny. No one notices I am wearing them, and the silicone makes them super comfortable. I returned the pro and kept this version for a couple of reasons: 1. This version is all silicone and more flexible. The Pro has a lining that is more rigid, and I felt it more in my ear. 2. The noise/pitch/volume on this was better. I love these ear plugs. I can listen to the TV at 20 now, which is a huge improvement. Less than a week after I purchased them, I went to a major art museum for a sponsor day. There were a ton of people there, and the museum even had a dj for the kids. I did not get overwhelmed once with a headache, or with the noise level. At all. I have found that when I take them out, I hear more noises that I previously didn't realize. For example, my room has a small air filter which is really pretty quiet. But, after wearing the plugs and taking them out, I noticed a slight hum to it. I have also found it has helped me to focus more. Since extraneous sounds are more muted, I am not as easily distracted by noise anymore. I'm not a professional reviewer, a paid reviewer, or even review items often. But these little ear plugs have made such a difference in the quality of my life, I had to review them here, and I even posted on Reddit in a forum about misophonia to recommend them as well. I do not have any difficulty hearing people talking to me, even on the phone. But the grating pitch of a small dog pitch no longer feels like nails on a chalkboard to me.

Creo que cambió el material. Y no, no están sucios porque diario los lavo con jabón facial suave para piel atópica. Estos son los quintos que compro, los otros los pedí en su página y no se hicieron así (foto). O quizá como los perdí no los usé suficiente, pero estos ya van para dos años de uso diario, 16 horas al día aproximadamente, y hace unos meses que cambiaron. No sé qué pensar, me genera desconfianza. Peeeero, son la mejor opción para mí. Así que pedí dos pares más porque mi gato masticó los de las fotos. Si buscan cancelación de ruido o disminución significa de decibeles, estos no son para eso. Estos sólo hacen menos doloroso el día a día sin la sensación de estar bajo el agua. Además de estos, uso audífonos con cancelación de ruido para la calle, el transporte y lavar los trastes, estos son para no acabar agotada al final del día.

Soy de oídos muy sensibles, me molestan las frecuencias de sonidos que usualmente no les suelen molestar a otras personas. Vi este producto anunciado por el proveedor principal (Flare) y tras investigar sus productos decidí comprarlos porque decían ser funcionales para personas con síndrome de hipersensibilidad auditiva. Tengo casi un año con ellos y ???? no me han funcionado. Intenté contactarme con Flare pero lo único que recibí fue un "no se los está colocando bien". Mi madre es otorrinolaringóloga, especialista en oídos, y me ayudó a verificar que estuvieran bien colocados. Ese no era el problema, realmente la reducción de frecuencia es mínima y no resolvió mi problema. Ha sido un gasto que desearía no haber realizado, no vale el precio. Lo único que puedo decir es que dentro de todo, son cómodos.

Es lo mismo si te los pones como si no, no reducen ruido ni nada. Y, vaya, no se pueden devolver aunque los hayas probado una vez ni pedir un cambio de talla... sin duda los loop son mejores