Infinity Sleep - Filtered Silicone Sleep Earplugs

Yes, these earplugs are specifically designed with side sleepers in mind. Unlike foam earplugs that insert deep into the ear canal and can cause pressure when lying on a pillow, our silicone earplugs sit at the entrance of the ear with a shallow fit. This means no discomfort when your ear presses against a pillow during the night.

Filtered earplugs contain a small acoustic filter inside the earplug that allows some sound frequencies through while reducing others. This means you get meaningful noise reduction, 18dB SNR without feeling completely cut off from your environment. You can still hear important sounds like an alarm or someone calling your name, making them a safer and more comfortable option for sleep compared to fully blocking earplugs.

Clean your silicone earplugs with mild soap and warm water every few days, rinse thoroughly, and allow them to dry completely before storing in their carry case. Avoid alcohol-based cleaners as these can degrade the silicone material over time. Always handle with clean hands before inserting to prevent bacteria buildup in the ear.

With regular cleaning and proper storage, our medical-grade silicone earplugs are built to last for years, users get can get up to 5 years from a single pair. Compare that to foam earplugs which need replacing after every few uses, and the long-term value is significant. Replace the earplugs only if the silicone shows visible degradation, persistent discolouration, or the tips no longer create a comfortable seal.

Yes, the acoustic filter makes them versatile beyond just sleep. The 18dB noise reduction is ideal for reducing cabin noise on flights, blocking out office background noise for focus work, or managing sensory overload in busy public environments. The compact carry case means they're easy to keep in a bag or pocket for use whenever you need them.

Yes, each pair comes with a variety of interchangeable tip sizes so you can find the right fit for your ear shape. We recommend trying each size to find the one that creates the most comfortable and secure seal without needing to force the earplug into the canal.

Yes, when kept clean and used correctly. Because our silicone earplugs sit at the entrance of the ear canal rather than deep inside, they pose a lower risk of earwax compaction compared to deep-insertion foam earplugs. Clean them regularly, let your ears breathe every few nights, and replace the tips if they show wear.