Testing Cheap vs Expensive Ear Plugs! 

Here's a brief update after a year, including the ear plugs I chose out of this bunch long-term: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bvLpIvd6lY0.html

If you don't hear my simulated tinnitus demonstration, it's possible that not all devices can play those high frequencies. I checked it on a few devices and it seemed to work for me, but apparently not everyone is hearing it. Sorry about that! :)

That band is freaking awesome James! Nice video, your comparisons are always spot on...

Thank you for this. As a kid I always thought the buzzing / ringing was the sound of silence. I didn't learn different until I was an adult. At night, trying to sleep, my favorite background noise is listening to my favorite youtubers. Of course that means this channel is part of my relief.

Thank you. Hopefully you get young viewers watch and heed the warning. First job was the Navy working on a weapons system and my exposure started there. Six years of that, and then the last 24+ years working in manufacturing my ears have been assaulted, and not properly protected. More attention needs to be paid to this, too many people think “Occasional exposure is okay” as long as they have their fingers to stick in their ears when it get loud. Thinking about the eargasms” again thanks from a fellow sufferer.

I got tinnitus 4 years ago and the first year was especially rough. Couldn’t sleep, couldn’t escape. All from a single loud concert. It makes me sad when I come across people acting “tough” by going without earplugs in loud places, or even purposely trying to damage their ears so they can block annoying people out (true story). Thanks for covering these, and for anyone else struggling: definitely take care of your ears, but you will get used to it eventually. It sucks but life goes on.

I don't have tinnitus but I do occasionally have ringing in my ears. I used to work in screen printing and the screen reclaiming process involved using a high pressure water sprayer that was VERY loud. I always used ear muffs and they tested our hearing once a year. It was well worth it to protect my hearing. I'm sorry for everyone suffering from tinnitus. ❤ Just my occasional bouts with ringing are tough to deal with.

I was that goofy kid at live events and clubs with ear plugs in from the start to finish of the event because I believed my hearing was more valuable compared than looking cool. Hearing because especially important during my navy days for my particular trade. I am an advocate for hearing protecting at any events where you are exposed to loud noises over long periods of time. Like most things in life, prevention is cheaper then repairation.

I’m 29 and I’ve been to concerts every couple of weeks since I was 15 and I’ve always thought about ear plugs but never gotten around to using some. At times I’ve literally gone to 4 concerts in a week and after watching this, I really think it’s time to protect my ears before I pay the toll in the next couple of years. I appreciate this video more than you could know

Compared to how most people describe their Tinnitus, I definitely think I've lucked out with having a minor yet still ever-present case. That said though, mines also seems to rear it's head more often when I'm feeling overstimulated as opposed to when it's quiet. Thankfully I don't involve myself in loud settings all too often, but might pick up a pair off the reusable ones should I ever get invited to a concert with a friend! Thanks a bunch for this review (also the simulations all sounded really accurate to me, so I'm pretty impressed with the reusables!)

Thank you for bringing this up, good to hear peoples stories. My tinnitus comes in the form of your tone, but it beeps like Morse Code. I drastically reduced my tinnitus when I quit drinking….I find that stress and blood pressure make the tones MUCH stronger. I noticed mine started after I busted my eardrum diving. Much love.

I've had tinnitus for about 20 years so I agree with being used to it but have been wondering about the Eargasm/Vibes, so huge thanks for this! And for introducing me to Second Echo!

As a heavy metal live show lover I was always concerned about tennitus. I bought a better than average pair of earplugs about 10 years ago. I’ve had to buy a few pairs since, but the higher end ones definitely keep all the sound ranges there while avoiding hearing loss. The ones they have now are so much better than the older ones. Protect your hearing people!! Hard to enjoy music if you can’t hear it!!!

I’m a 60-year old woman who’s had tinnitus since I was 11. Absolutely not due to any ear abuse. Just started all of a sudden while I was in bed. I understand you completely and all your comments are so relevant. I never considered wearing ear protection because I’ve always thought it would seal in my tinnitus. Mine is very loud.

Oh, wow! James, I'm actually impressed that you can even formulate cohesive thoughts with that constant ringing in your ears all the time. I already had huge respect for the awesome work you do with your channel, but after learning about your condition, it has pretty much tripled!

I always appreciate your throughness and in depth talks about your products

Wow, Second Echo sounds pretty damn good! I'll definitely have to check out more of their music!

I've had mine for over 30 years. I never had long contact with loud noises like mechanical equipment or music. Had a lot of sinus infections around the time it started. But, doctors said they can't be positive if that had anything to do with it. Like you, I have not had true silence in decades now. Actually, steady white noise like a fan is helpful. I actually like my very loud camper AC. Not good trying to have a conversation. But, for me, excellent for sleeping.

That was a good review, well thought out and presented. It gonna help a lot of people 👍🏽 love the music!

Wow. Props, respect, and love to you for living with this. Can't imagine having such a thing constantly, I would think it'd drive one insane. Great video.

Thank you for this. My tinnitus started in my military days lots of booms. My sound similar to a radio station not quite on the channel a constant hiss. I use a phonak aid designed to cancel the noise. I'm going for Vibes! Thanks again

Hey, James. Fellow sufferer here. I’ve had it since I was in my teens, too. It’s not as severe as what you describe but it’s definitely this constant tone 24 hours a day. I guess like everyone else, I just get used to it and basically tune it out. I honestly have stopped being conscious of it and been like that for years. It’s only when I’m reminded of it by external things like when it’s brought up lol

Thank you SO much for making a video that actually accurately describes / demonstrates tinnitus. I think that when people don't know what it is, they tend to minimize it.

This was honestly one of the most helpful videos of yours I have ever seen I dont have tinnitus so idk what its like to live with but I live every day with earbuds in if corded cordless Bluetooth noise canceling or basic you name it just to muffle sounds cause of asd and isn't the same struggle AT ALL but this was truly a great help and appreciate the effort you put into this video 🤟❤

The weirdest thing to understand about tinnitis is that although sufferers (like me) hear it as sound, it isn't actually sound at all. It is the brain interpreting false signals carried along the auditory nerve on either one or both sides. Its like an auditory hallucination! Although it can be caused by exposure to loud noises, it can be caused by other things like medication, sickness or even injury like banging your head. I have severe hearing loss which is hereditary and wear $4000 hearing aids, but I hear my tinnitis perfectly well! Its a constant ringing, sometimes clicking or popping, and never goes away.

Great video. I have dealt with this same issue for a while And after watching your video I feel like I also have this, but on a smaller level. It doesn't bother me most days, but yeah when it gets really quiet in the house at night I can really notice it. Wow, learn something new every day. I had no idea what to even call it before lol . One of those things you can overlook and just think everyone has it too!

Hi James! Just wanted to say that I really appreciate this video. Have been a long time viewer of your channel and this video has been released at the right time!!! I'm 20 this year but for the pass few years I've been dealing with tinnitus (not 24/7). Been on the hunt for earplugs that don't drown out the noise completely but rather just bring the noise level down a notch. Scared to worsen my tinnitus!! This has been a great help! Great video as always and awesome interview!

Love your videos!!! I’m always looking forward to what you have next to review. Can’t wait until you hit 1million subs and so on!!!

The Tesseract shirt was a good choice! As someone who has also lived with tinnitus since my teenage years... I only really notice it when a room is dead quiet with no fan. Luckily that doesn't happen very often. A funny thing to get used to... you can almost tune it out with meditation. Almost lol.

ive had tinnitus since my early teens and its remained constant but about 2 months ago i perferated me eardrum and after it healed ive noticed its gotten worse in the injured ear glad this might give me some relief

Best part of this: hearing Second Echo for the first time. Awesome! I don't have constant tinnitus, but every once in a while, some ringing will flare up for a few seconds or minutes. I'm hoping it doesn't get worse.

Excellent review and explanation of tinnitus. My dad lived with this for over 50 years and I believe it was one reason why later in life he shut down from a lot of social interaction. This together with his loss of hearing made conversations less enjoyable. Hopefully this video will convince a few people to wear some sort of hearing protection more frequently. I lost hearing when in the military and all the other places you typically read about such as concerts, big events, fireworks, etc. It is a big reason why I started a hearing protection company! Even with that I have a hard time convincing younger folks to wear their hearing protection. More reviews from people like yourself will probably carry more weight. Keep it up.

I was sad to see that you suffer from this condition but also happy that you shared your story along with your experience. Unfortunately there are many people who do not realize how debilitating tinnitus can be, especially to those who develop it later in life. One of our local optometrist recently committed suicide after suffering from tinnitus for so long. He was successful and had a beautiful family but tinnitus had such a negative impact on his life that he could not take it anymore.

As a person with lifelong hearing problems I can tell you to be careful with your ears. It sucks being half deaf. It's not just that everything is at a lower volume, it's that it does just what the foam earplugs do in that it hits different frequencies in different ways. I get very infrequent bouts of tinnitus too, though it is more in the mid-range than high range like James' tinnitus.

Thank you for sharing your tinnitus experience, my background sound is a higher pitch than yours but very similar. I developed it when flying home from Saskatoon to Vancouver BC with a sinus infection about 15 years ago. I can mostly ignore it, but stress and illness can definitely make it more pronounced. I also deal with hyperacusis from time to time (overcompensating for the tinnitus) and have needed earplugs for movie theatres and concerts. I'll be checking out the Eargasm earplugs for sure. And if you did a video on ways to deal with tinnitus would be awesome. The first year with it was the WORST and my depression was horrendous. For anyone new to it, please believe it gets better. Also, your friends' band is great! Pass it on!!

the best most in depth guide and review. im 16, ive had tinnitus as long as i can remember. literally i think all my life. this video has heloed me so much, ive noticed recently it got worse so i decided to do some research and i found this video and all these amazing earplugs!! im a musician, its what i love in life and it will be forever with me, so ive never used earplugs because the foam gives like they all said a major disconnect from the music but this video showed that theres ones without the muffling! im so happy, you relived so much stress. and to whom it may concern. its okay to be scared and its okay to cry over having tinnitus. its very scary, but there is always more to learn and always something you can do to help in. were all in this together. i love you all. ps. if anyone has any funny meme or funny tinnitus joke insta page or reddit twitter etc. with tinnitus jokes to make us smile please let me know.... thank you :) much love

As someone with tinnitus, the eargasm earplugs have been amazing! Definitely worth it and they last for such a long time (also love the durable case even though it gets searched for drugs by security every time i bring them somewhere haha). My tinnitus is due to TMJ issues. I once got a face massage that stopped my tinnitus for a few hours and it was the most surreal thing. Thankfully, my TMJ issues have been mostly resolved, but the damage done that caused the tinnitus was considered permanent.

As a tinnitus sufferer, I thank you for this video!

Awesome video, especially with the personal interviews with the band, definitely gives a lot of insight!

Awesome video. I have tinnitus too and have been super into earbuds lately. Appreciate the review and bringing awareness!

Since I go to a lot of live music shows I've tried I've tried a ton of different plugs and have to say the Eargasm's are my absolute favorites. They're great for live shows because they don't filter frequencies but rather just dull the volume, I've never had any issues with high highs or low lows or anything in between. 10/10 in my opinion, definitely worth grabbing a pair! Edit: You're not too cool to keep your hearing intact kids! Make sure if you go to a lot of events you protect yourself starting early, you'll thank yourself when you get older!

Thanks for this video. I don't have tinnitus but it's a good reminder to wear proper ear plugs in appropriate settings! After this test, would you wear one of the eargasms or vibe long term? Or just go back to the cheaper ones?

Thank you for doing this video! I have also suffered from tinnitus for as long as I can remember too. I wish I would have worn earplugs at all those concerts years ago. I usually use the Mack's but I appreciate being exposed to different options. This was great 👍

Thank you so much for this video and to bring awareness to tinnitus. I have it as well, and is exactly as you describe. Wish you the best and hopefully their is a cure for this in the near future.

I've had tinnitus since my young childhood, had a lot of ear infections as a toddler. Blew out one ear drum during that time. Never knew the ringing was not normal till I was in my 20s. Some days are better than others, but sometimes it's so annoying, I have to listen to something to "cover" it up. In the movie "Baby Driver" the main character has to deal with his tinnitus the same way.

I asked my doctor about the ringing in my ears, and tinnitus can be a side effect of blood pressure medication (beta blockers). I've been on these for many years, and it makes sense because the tinnitus predates my current job. I've worked in a loud environment (elementary school cafeteria) for the last 3 years and I wear cheap earplugs just to tone down the noise. I really don't notice it much, until something brings it to my attention (like this video, ironically.) Thanks, James.

I legit have never thought about this issue until this video and it made me realize why I do certain things that I do (like needing some kind of noise to sleep). I've had tennitus so long that it's just a normal part of life now. When you played the example noise of your tinnitus, I couldn't even hear it because I was already hearing it, lol. Anyway, great video.

Great job with the simulations throughout this video. I have had tinnitus as long as I can remember and have all of those ear plugs and see the same results as you do.

I've had tinnitus since childhood. I don't remember a time when I did not have tinnitus. Some studies suggest it is actually not an ear thing, but a brain thing. It may be caused by "electrical storms" in the brain, almost like seizures. Or it may be the brain's attempt to fill in missing frequencies after ears have been damaged.

You know, I've thought I had this for years. Sometimes it's louder at certain points. Sometimes it's when it's super quiet, I just notice a super high tone, but that one isn't all the time. I feel for ya if you have that all the time.

Thank you for putting up this video, I suffer from tinnitus and it does get really annoying when you try to go to sleep. I have had this problem for as long as I can remember. So anything that can help is very much appreciated, thank you again.

Wow, thank u so much for this in depth review & simulation of what u experience living with Tinnitus!!! I never knew how much it affects the individual's daily life.

If you ever get some noise cancelling earbuds like the WF-1000xm4s or earbuds pro it would be interesting to hear your thoughts (puns) on the different levels of noise cancelling they provide in relation to these. I like setting my xm4s to be half level so they let in some sound but block it from getting too loud.

I run loud heavy equipment all day long. Can’t wait to watch this when i get off

Above and beyond testing of these earplugs. Great vid!

Excellent review video. The simulations were fantastic. Definitely buying Vibes and Eargasms and will make a choice from there. THANK YOU!!!!!

Thank you for this video.

Great video makes me want to wear ear plugs when I go to anything with loud music

Omg everything in this video is great. Your simulation of what tinnitus sounds like and what you hear with tinnitus is very informative for people who don’t know what you experience. The best part of the review is the simulation of what you heard when using the ear plugs. Often you’ll just hear people describe or explain what they hear, which is different if you heard what they sound like, even if they were simulated. Those are awful reviews, but this is a freakin great review. Thumbs up.

I feel for you, I have had it most of my life as well. Sometimes it’s mind numbing loud, other times it’s softer but it’s always there and like you I have noticed illnesses increases it’s intensity.

Thank you for this. Having not gone to a lot of concerts since the pandemic, I am making up for that in the next few months. Not that I am super old, but being almost deaf in one ear since birth I realize now I should do what I can to make sure I keep the hearing I got. Seeing that there are earplugs that don't ruin the sound makes me happy, and I will defiantly grab a pair of Vibes before my string of concerts the next few months because they seem to do the trick.

This is actually an interesting video. I've suffered with tinnitus since I was 12-13 (I'm in my 20s now) and it was truly terrifying because I had a relative who unfortunately took his own life due to his tinnitus being severe. I'm grateful that mine so far hasn't progressed and is fairly bearable but I've made it an effort to educate other people about the importance of protecting their ears.

Thanks so much for this review! I’ve been a drummer for 30+ years now, and these days I definitely deal with tinnitus. I usually use the cheap foam ear plugs when I practice, but I’ll definitely check out those other brands now.

I use the Vibes. I have had them for years, great option to the foamies etc.. Love them. Great video and tinnitus does truly suck. And that first tune by Second Echo was great! Need to check them out!

I've had tinnitus forever. My version is pretty close to yours, and I also have better and worse days, but it's always there.

OMG I honestly just discovered that I had tinnitus a few years ago when I was talking to people and the topic of silence came up and I just described how I don't really like silence because I just hear that background tone, which I thought EVERYONE ELSE heard. Quite honestly, I thought it was just the noise of our bodies doing their thing... It was quite literally mind blowing to find out I was alone in hearing it and the majority of people have real silence. I'm 43 now, but I've heard it my entire life, because I remember hearing it when I'd be playing hide and seek with my cousins back when I was 10 or so and trying to be quiet. When I'm not thinking about it, I have pretty much learned to ignore it, but it's definitely there. I have not ever been in a band or had any loud stuff really growing up, so I have no idea where it originated from... but I can't even begin to imagine what true silence is even like.

Love the EQ simulation- such a great video

Great video! I’ve been using the Etymotic Research ER20s in concerts for years. My ears don’t ring afterward and I really don’t notice a negative impact on the sound. It takes away all of my anxiety of being in loud sounds.

I couldn't hear your sound. I wonder if I am deaf in those ranges.

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I love your shirts dude 😊thanks for this review I needed this

When I worked in a plastics factory we had the foam earplugs. The amazing thing was that with the plugs lowering the machinery noise we could hear the radio they played through speakers for us so much better. 😊🙏🏻❤️

Not all of it is brought on by loud noise. I started getting it at 14yrs old (around 1985) and I wasn't listening to loud things. In my case, it was that when my mom was especially mad, she'd hit me upside the head right about around my ear, so she was basically clapping her hand over my ear at a high rate of speed. This caused aural damage, leading to my tinnitus. Like you and others who've had it awhile, yes it's still there, it's _always there_ , but I'm so used to it, that I can put it into the background and mostly ignore it. I was too afraid to tell my mom what was going on as she _hated_ being called out on her awful behaviour so I just made myself get used to it. I'm so glad you did this video. Whether I ever choose to use ear plugs or not, it's just wonderful to see someone else try to help those who are more disturbed by their Tinnitus. Every video you do is really useful and more often then not, also really fun. You're a fantastic RU-vidr and _exactly the kind of personality_ that should be on this platform doing what you do. It doesn't hurt that you're crazy handsome too. ;) Thanks so much for being _exactly who you are_ and being so kind enough to share that with us. All the best to you and can't wait to watch more reviews from you!

Hey, im 30 years old in Vegas and I've had tenitus as long as I can remember. I didn't know anything was wrong till I was about 27. I thought this was how everyone is and boy was it a gut punch knowing my hearing is already bad when I have been trying to be so careful for so long. I have been using "Mack's acoustic foam" for about 5 years now. They are by far the most comfortable, especially for long term usage, very clear sounding, and cheaper than eargasms. I highly recommend them. I buy the 100pk individually wrapped and take some everywhere with me in my pocket.

That was the best ear plug video. Excellent work : )

I've had short periods of ringing in my ears that last a few minutes and I can tell you it's extremely frustrating. I was hoping there were some hearing devices like these out there that wouldn't filter out sound but make it safer and not block sounds. Awesome video!

Thanks for sharing your experience, it does take courage to talk about, it's appreciated James

I appreciate you giving a simulation of what it sounded like to you! Your research doesn't go unnoticed

Yep, that's exactly the sound I've heard as long as I can remember. It's the main reason I need a TV show or podcast playing in the background at all times, and in order for me to fall asleep. Music tends to exacerbate the "ringing" once it's turned off. I simply can not bear what "silence" sounds like to me. Looking forward to the rest of the video!

I’m generally pretty used to mentally blocking it out so long as there’s some sort of constant sound on but watching this and focusing in more on it made me realize how loud it actually is. Nothing like the constant whir of an electricity whine to drive you absolutely bonkers.

This was a super good video especially how you put it together. I’ve been to clubs frequent and the way they blast the music it pierces your eardrums. Im going to gasparilla today so I’m definitely buying earplugs to protect my ears and still be able to go to a fun event

Love the sound of the band..thanks for sharing that James

Sorry to hear you're going through such a tough time! Thanks for the new band suggestion though they were amazing!

I'd love it if you did more of these. As someone who unfortunately gets bothered by poor sound quality, It's REALLY difficult to find good descriptions of things like this and *all of them* _claim_ to have an 'even' decrease in volume, but after trying a few it's obviously not true and they aren't all equal. I really love your idea of putting an EQ on to try to simulate how each sounds. Please do more of these! Also rating how much volume decrease would be interesting as well, because I find some bring the volume down _too_ much. I want to save my hearing, but I still want a death metal show to be at least a little loud ya know?

thank you so much for this review.l too have lived with tinnitus for a number of years.the fan at night has been a releaf in blocking out the ringing\buzzing.have used the foam,but they definitly help,but only for certain situations as you say.

Thanks, James! I always thought ear canals were like big shells that let you "hear" the ocean. I didn't know that it was tinnitus till my ENT doctor told me after a hearing test.

I use my vibes daily at work. I have sensory issues so even though I work in a fairly quiet workplace, there is a constant din of chatter, the ventilation fans, equipment being used in other rooms, etc. But I also need to be talking with my clients and so I need to hear them. I find the vibes are a perfect fit for my ears. They stay in extremely well (even putting a sweater on over my head and it catching on them a bit won't pull them out) yet they are comfortable enough to wear all day. They bring the noise level down but not so much that I can't easily hear the people I'm talking to. Having the world just be quieter makes me far more at ease and is less draining.

The way you explained your tinnitus, is exactly the how I experience it on a daily basis.. I have had this for 20 plus years.. Take good care..

this was a nice informative video, would you consider giving a review of the loop earplugs?

Wow, great timing! I'm going to a rock concert in 2 weeks and was just looking on Amazon for some ear plugs. I've never used any before because I didn't want to lose the sound quality and also have small ears so it's hard to find ones that fit without pushing themselves out (including the foam ones), but at the last concert I went to I had ringing in my ears that lasted long enough to scare me into wearing plugs going forward. Very helpful video on so many levels! Thank you!

I remember just hearing ringing for several days after Sevendust and Mudvayne concerts when I was young. I started from then on using rolled up toilet paper in the ears and it worked like a charm. Either way remembering real ones would be better but wow those more expensive ones sound so much better in your simulation. Love the review talk with the band members too.

Thank you for telling us about your tinnitus it’s something we would never know and the simulation was a exiprence and Its something I don’t even kno how I would explain! But thank you for sharing this with us! We love you James! Also the band second eco! They’re amazing! I’m wearing my AirPods Pro when I listen to the simulated sounds and I can really hear the difference! Also second eco they’re awesome! I’ll have to check them out!!

Love their music ! Awesome video man !

I know your struggle James, and thank you for putting out a great video about hearing protection. Live sporting events are sometimes worse than concerts with all the cheering and screaming that goes on. Better to save your ears and get some plugs that attenuate the sound naturally. Also wanted to mention to anyone seeing this that Tinnitus is often very closely associated with hearing loss, and you might not know you have it. I had tinnitus for 20 years and don't remember exactly when it started either. A few years ago I got my hearing tested and was shocked at how much loss I had, and how much hearing aids help me have better days. I knew I didn't hear well but was blown away by what life was supposed to sound like. It's not a cure, but addressing my hearing loss is the best health decision I've ever made. I only wish I had done it many years earlier. If you are in the fence, get tested and try hearing aids to help with the tinnitus. An audiologist explained to me in general terms that keeping the part of your brain stimulated in the range of your hearing loss (which often matches the tinnitus frequency) with the hearing aids can help with the Tinnitus, exhaustion from straining to hear, headaches, etc. Honestly the hearing aids are less intrusive on my life than having to suddenly wear reading glasses the day I turned 40. I often forget I am wearing them and I can't say that for eyeglasses. Also, most new models are rechargeable and can stream audio from your phone, so it's like having really discreet Bluetooth headphones in. They are expensive but two insurance plans I've been on in the last few years covered most of the expense. They make music sound awesome and natural, it's like augmented reality for your ears, not like listening through a speaker at all. Now if anyone can explain why my tinnitus FLARES UP really badly after I take a short nap and how to fix that, dinner is on me. Sleeping overnight for longer periods of time, the tinnitus is normal. Taking a quick siesta turns the T up to 11!

omg, I love your channel but this one is my favorite, I just wanted to cry. I am 61 and for the last 6 months I have had tinnitus 24/7. very high pitched most days I just want to beat my head against the wall. started out several years ago as off and on and I didn't worry about it and now.. well I just want to cry. I went to audiologist and to top it off I have hearing loss in the upper to tones. I also have appt with ENT Monday. my hearing aids are in just have to get time off from work to go get them.. its even getting to the point that some nights it wakes me up at night. thanks for the information. nice to know I'm not alone and while I love music I'm not a person with music cracked up or wearing headphones

Wow. Incredibly done video James!

Love the video. My tinnitus actually sounds more like TV static tone. Got it when I went to a truck pull when I was young. Luckily it's not too bad and I can sleep without needing white noise, but some nights it does get pretty loud. I'd recommend getting something to prevent it while you can, it's permanent it damages your ear enough...

Thank you for this review, it was very helpful to me. I don’t have tinnitus but I have sleep problems, I’m a very light sleeper so every little noise can wake me up. Also kudos to your t-shirt game in this video!

Very interesting review. I have just purchased the eargasm earplugs for riding my motorcycle, also listen to stereo on the bike at times. So far I am pretty happy with them. Though I have noticed like you said, it can a bit troubling to get them just right. I had earpeace earplugs which sound real good also but I found they are even more difficult to get the placement just right. The eargasms I found are easier to get them placed just right because they have three rings as opposed to only two rings on the earpeace plugs..BTW, Love the music on this video. Nice riding music for sure!a😎Thanks for the great review.

I’ve had ear problems as far back as I can remember and I don’t remember a time that my ears were not ringing. Like you said, kinda thankful I got it young, I’m used to it for the most part. Thank you for the review. I’m always looking for new products to take care of my hearing.