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Earplanes Saved My Ears | EarPlanes Flight Earplugs

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Pain-free flying

For the last several years, I've been in severe pain for the last 30 minutes of every flight I've taken as the pressure in the airplane's cabin changes. I had to take an overseas business trip and dreaded the pain and temporary hearing loss I usually encounter after a flight. Some research on the Internet led me to earplanes and I just used them for my trip to France--what a wonderful product! I felt the pressure changes, but the occasional yawn fixed it! It's been ages since a yawn fixed pressure changes for me! I was so, so happy I can't even begin to tell you.

These soft earplugs have a valve at the end that relieve the pressure and still allow you to hear. The directions tell you to basically screw them into the ear canal before take off or landing (whenever you generally get the most discomfort). They are good for one round-trip flight (2 uses) and the manufacturer recommends no more than that for the best performance. They come in a handy little plastic case, too.

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Finally, I found something to stop the pain of airplane pressure. All my years of suffering and then not flying. This item should be promoted better. I did not even know they existed until someone recommended them to me. Free from pain while flying at last!

Earplanes Saved My Ears

I used to hate flying - it always felt like someone was driving an icepick through my ear. I have one ear that won't pop on its own no matter which trick I try (and I've tried them all.) This product is great - no more icepicks and I can fly pain free. You can wear them and still hear so not an earplug but does help block out some noise which is an added benefit. Definitely a must have item!

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Relieves ear pain caused by changes in the air pressure inside airplanes during takeoffs & landings