As a guitarist in various metal bands, I’ve been wearing earplugs at shows for a long time now, whether I’m playing on stage ...

Loop markets its earplugs “as sunglasses for your ears.” Which is enough to make anyone shriek with laughter. Then again, if you’re wearing Loops, you won’t hear them. Anyway, it turns out ...

No, the general consensus – backed up by the World Health Organisation – is that gig-goers should wear a good pair of earplugs to protect their ears against lasting damage. If that sounds ...

Loop's range of noise-reducing earplugs is discounted by 20% in both the US and the UK as part of the Cyber Monday deals, and I'm tempted to buy far more than I can handle with my measly two ears.

It was tough." She said that every morning during ward rounds, the cots were in such close proximity that she was expected to wear ear plugs to avoid hearing other private conversations ...

Fortunately, there's an option for protecting yourself that's a little more comfortable, eco-friendly and healthy with reusable earplugs. Whether you just need a little protection or are regularly ...

About one in 10 people in the UK have tinnitus and Cardiff-based audiologist Sonja Jones said it was important to wear hearing protection at loud events. She said ear plugs - offered by many ...

And if you're worried about their safety, don't be. Cushing explains that earplugs protect hearing and are generally safe to wear every night as long as they are used correctly and cleaned regularly.

She never bothered to wear earplugs in her pit heyday — at the time, they were social suicide. “The earplugs way back then were those neon orange ones that were foam,” recalled Fishburn ...