Get a good sleep with earplugs

Are you getting to bed on time hoping for a good sleep, only to have your sleep disturbed by some obnoxious noise in your house? It’s so frustrating to lose precious sleep and end up having one of those zombie days. Luckily with the right pair of earplugs to pop in whenever the need arises, you can face the day in top form.

What our readers ask the most

Can you sleep with Loop Earplugs?

Yes, you can! Loop Dream™ earplugs are specifically designed for sleep, with every feature carefully crafted for your dreamiest sleep ever. They’re comfortable to wear all night long – even if you’re a side sleeper.

Is it safe to sleep with Loop Earplugs?

As a general rule, earplugs are considered safe to use while sleeping– although they can cause minor issues such as a buildup of earwax if used for long periods of time. You should also clean your earplugs regularly and replace your Loop Dream Ear Tips every three months to ensure they stay clean and hygienic. 

Which Loop Earplugs are best for sleeping?

Loop Dream earplugs are designed with sleep in mind. With every feature made for maximum sleep comfort, they offer our most powerful noise reduction and in-ear security – even for side sleepers.

In the bedroom or on the airplane: use ear plugs to fight the noise

Are you looking to get a good sleep (with earplugs)? We hear you. You know the feeling: you have a big day tomorrow, but you just can’t get to sleep. Maybe it’s the jitters, but it could also be sensitivity to noise. Is it your snoring partner, roommates stumbling home or loud neighbors keeping you up? Or perhaps barking dogs, party people or traffic outside? For those who work night shifts and sleep during the day, it can be even tougher to catch some zzz’s.

That’s where Loop Dream comes in. These earplugs are made with our softest silicone and an innovative earplug body that reduces pressure on the ear for a more comfortable sleep (even for side sleepers). Plus our new hybrid memory foam and silicone Loop Dream Ear Tips follow your ear’s natural shape for even more comfort. And they offer 27 d (SNR) of noise reduction, helping to block out those pesky noises for a dreamy night’s sleep.

But noise isn’t just an issue at night – it’s also a common issue for people who are trying to get some rest on an airplane. Not everyone is comfortable sleeping in their seats, and then if you add all the normal airplane noises on top of it, it can be quite a challenge to get some shut-eye. Even if you do manage to navigate the noise and nod off, a lot of people get woken up and can’t fall back asleep because they’re too frustrated.

Is it safe to sleep with earplugs in? Oh yeah!

If you’re wondering whether it’s safe to sleep with earplugs in, there’s a simple answer: yes, it is. Loop Dream earplugs are specially designed for sleep, and are made with all-night comfort in mind. The innovative earplug body evenly distributes pressure, making it more comfortable for side sleepers, while our new hybrid memory foam and silicone Loop Dream Ear Tips reflect your ear’s natural shape, for a snug fit and added all-night comfort.

Get a good sleep with earplugs

Fortunately that’s exactly what Loop Dream earplugs are designed for. Made with a flexible silicone body and silicone-covered foam ear tips, they’re optimized for maximum sleep comfort. Plus they come with their own Carry Case, with a no-slip grip bottom that allows it to stay in place on your bedside table.

Earplugs for sleeping

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