Overview
Headshop · PartyEar Plugs (Zamnesia) is part of our party range in the Headshop. These ear plugs can be used in a range of settings, from your bed to a rave. Coming in a case with a chain, you can keep them on you always. Buy them now.
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Ear Plugs: Quiet Your Life
There's not a lot you can say to make ear plugs sound exciting. However, if you want to reduce noise, and desire different noise reduction options for different occasions, then these products are perfect for you!
One of the small gifts and gadgets that gets re-ordered after every festival.
They share pocket space nicely with the Hip Flask on a night out.
There are four different types of ear plugs to choose from, and each suits different conditions:
Dream: SNR26
These are perfect if you want to make the world a little quieter so that you can get some rest. Maybe you're at a festival, in shared accommodation at uni, or in a hostel while travelling. Wherever you are, these can help you get adequate sleep.
Zen: SNR26
If you need help blocking out distractions so that you can focus, then these are perfect for you. Maybe you live somewhere noisy and you need to knuckle down and study? If so, these are what you need.
Travel: SNR26
Travelling can be noisy and overwhelming. Sometimes, it can help to quiet things down and get a moment's peace, even while in motion.
Music/Party: SNR20
If you party regularly, then the regular exposure to loud music can permanently damage your ears, causing conditions such as tinnitus. Wearing ear plugs, such as ours, can help to reduce the volume whilst maintaining the quality of the sound, at once protecting your ears and allowing you to enjoy the music in all its glory.
| SNR Decibels | Higher protection | Moderate protection | Lower protection | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dream | 27 dB | 28 dB | Sharp sounds like alarms or high-pitched noises | 24 dB | General ambient noise, talking | 21 dB | Rumbling sounds like snoring or distant traffic |
| Travel | 27 dB | 27 dB | Engine vibrations, distant rumbling, or low hums | 25 dB | Crowd noise | 23 dB | Deeper rumbling sounds like airplane or train noise |
| Zen | 26 dB | 27 dB | Sharp sounds like alarms or high-pitched noises | 22 dB | General background conversations or office noise | 20 dB | Distant traffic, deep hums like air conditioning or machinery |
| Music | 22 dB | 24 dB | Loud, sharp sounds like electric guitars, cymbals, and high-pitched vocals that dominate live concerts or festivals | 18 dB | Drums, bass guitars, and crowd noise, common in music venues or club environments | 16 dB | Bass-heavy sounds like subwoofers, bass drums, or rumbling vibration from amplifiers |
Note: The number refers to the noise reduction value in terms of decibels. Not everything in the after party section is worn in your ears: Trip Stopper, for one, is a kit of 2 Dextro tablets followed by 4 Valeriaan capsules.
