EarHub Music Filter Earplugs
Discreet and low profile design, reusable silicone earplugs with a 23dB (SNR 23 dB) sound attenuation filter that will help protect your hearing from harmful frequencies without distorting the noise. These earplugs have a triple flange design helping the earplugs to slot snug into your ear. The integrated pull tab makes for easy removal. The ideal earplugs for use at festivals, gigs, concerts, clubs, and ideal for drummers, vocalists, or guitarists.
Pairs: 1
Includes Belt / Key Chain Loop Case for safe storage
Pack includes 1 pair of music filter earplugs, metal carry case and user leaflet.
£16.99
Sound Protection
Music Filter Technology
Discreet and Virtually invisible
Belt/key Chain
Loop Case
Washable &
Reusable
Enjoy the loud moments in life without damage.
Too many people are at risk of noise induced hearing loss. The safe and statutory limit for your ears to be exposed to is 85 decibels. However, at concerts, noise levels of up to 120 dB can be measured. Loud noise can cause a ringing or buzzing in your ears, called tinnitus or worse, permanent hearing loss.
The good news, wearing EarHub music filter earplugs can reduce noise by 23dB while retaining sound quality.
Essential protection on the go
Comes with a metal case for easy, hygienic storage which can be worn on your key chain or belt loop. The best festival accessory to prevent hearing damage not fun.
Essential protection on the go
Comes with a metal case for easy, hygienic storage which can be worn on your key chain or belt loop. The best festival accessory to prevent hearing damage not fun.
How to use music filter earplugs
Step one
With clean hands, free from hand creams or lotions, grip the tongue of the earplug between the thumb and forefinger.
Step two
Insert the earplug slowly into the ear canal until it sits comfortably and forms a good seal. This is easier if the ear is gently pulled upwards and outwards.
Step three
Position the tongue at the top of the ear to make it easier to find and grip when removing the earplug from the ear.
How to clean your earplugs / How to maintain your earplugs
Before cleaning you must remove the filter. Gently squeeze the earplug just below the filter unit it pops out of the earplug.
Always make sure your EarHub earplugs are clean by using warm, soapy water, then rinse and leave to sit and dry naturally.
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To return the filter into the earplug, ensure the side with the black ring is facing upwards. |
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Insert the filter into the opening at the end of the earplug (nearest the tongue). If you insert the filter at a slight angle, pushing the lower side of the filter in first, you can then press the filter down into the correct position. |
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The silicone is very flexible so can be pulled around the filter to ensure it fully sits within the cavity of the earplug if necessary, but be careful not to rip or damage the earplug when pulling the silicone. The filter needs to be fitted and positioned correctly into the earplug to achieve the certified attenuation. |
Before cleaning you must remove the filter. Gently squeeze the earplug just below the filter unit it pops out of the earplug.
Always make sure your EarHub earplugs are clean by using warm, soapy water,
then rinse and leave to sit and dry naturally.
To return the filter into the earplug, ensure the side with the black ring is facing upwards.
Insert the filter into the opening at the end of the earplug (nearest the tongue). If you insert the filter at a slight angle, pushing the lower side of the filter in first, you can then press the filter down into the correct position.
The silicone is very flexible so can be pulled around the filter to ensure it fully sits within the cavity of the earplug if necessary, but be careful not to rip or damage the earplug when pulling the silicone. The filter needs to be fitted and positioned correctly into the earplug to achieve the certified attenuation.