Ear Plugs

Always100FC

Does anyone know where in Belfast of Ballymena i could buy ear plugs?

I'm sick & (really) tired of listening to my house[STRIKE]mate[/STRIKE] snoring!!

Thanks

SnowyOwl_2

Boots definitely does them - I'd imagine most chemists would sell them.

lisyloo

Hi - I ride a motorbike and a lot of us buy earplugs from ebay.
If you haven't tried them before then it's a good idea to get a mixed bag.
Then you can try the different ones to see which ones fit your ears best.

I like the Howard Leight quiet ones.
They are more expensive but they are plastic rather than foam so you can wash them.

Alison_B

I ordered mine from here. They should deliver to you. The delivery was really quick. I use these and have to admit to them being really good. I can hear slight noises when I go to sleep but once I am asleep, I don't get woken up by my DH with his snoring anymore. Have been quite a marriage saver.

The ones that look like Rhubarb and Custard are the ones I have. They say disposable but I just gently rinse them under the tap each morning and leave to dry. I have used about 3 pairs in the past 3 months.

bribrian

Local hardware store will have them.........

x12yhp

lisyloo wrote: »

Hi - I ride a motorbike and a lot of us buy earplugs from ebay.

:eek: Is that normal biker procedure? Don't you worry that you might miss a sound that is important?

Always100FC

ok thanks, i'll try boots in the morning... hope i sleep tonight!!

x12yhp

I tend to just get from tesco or sainsbury.... though they have a somewhat limited selection.

Honkycat

Always100FC wrote: »

Does anyone know where in Belfast of Ballymena i could buy ear plugs?

I'm sick & (really) tired of listening to my house[STRIKE]mate[/STRIKE] snoring!!

Thanks

How do you do a line through a word like that... I've always wondered about that?!
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ballyblack

How do you do a line through a word like that... I've always wondered about that?!

Its called 'wrap strike tag'

This Icon is shown immediately top right as you compose text (but not in quick reply)

Its shown as a [STRIKE]S[/STRIKE] ( a capital S with a strike thru it)

motorguy

You want to use this site -

http://www.snorestore.co.uk/

Everyones ears are different and different ear plugs work better for different people.

The ones in Boots are fairly naff, btw.

I'd recommend snorestores sample packs - comes with about 10 different types, then see which suits you best.