The Best Earplugs For Sleeping: 15 Reviewed And Compared

I compare 15 earplugs to help you find the best ones for sleep. Amazon links below (with size and noise reduction rating):
⭐1. Mack’s Ultra Soft (S/M - NRR 33 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3qxclh7

⭐2. Howard Leight Small
Discontinued. For small ears, I recommend Mack's Ultra Soft (above), Hearoes Ultimate Softness (below), or Mack's Dreamgirl (https://amzn.to/3vucSqH)

⭐3. Ear Buddy (M/L - NRR 32 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3h446WM

⭐4. Hearoes Xtreme Protection (M/L - NRR 33 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3vyGjHW

⭐5. Hearoes Ultimate Softness (S/M - NRR 32 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3hfOLRG

⭐6. 3M 1100 (M/L - NRR 29 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/2Ub9NJk

⭐7. Howard Leight Max Lite (M - NRR 30 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3x7K9nn

⭐8. Howard Leight Laser Lite (L - NRR 32 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3HcxM0c

⭐9. Moldex Soft Foam (L - NRR 33 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/4aKZf6z

⭐10. Moldex Spark Plugs (M/L - NRR 33 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3h3xIU3

⭐11. Flents Quiet Time (M/L - NRR 33 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3AcD2vO

⭐12. Flents Quiet Contour (L - NRR 33 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3h1qsIo

⭐13. Quies (Wax - NRR 27 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3qwXh2W

⭐14. Mack’s Pillow Soft (Silicone - NRR 22 dB)
→ https://amzn.to/3625PoZ

⭐15. Brison
Discontinued since filming. There are other similar soft plastic earplugs, but I haven't tried any new ones recently to recommend as I prefer not to use them myself.

I bought all the earplugs and this video was NOT sponsored. They are affiliate links above, which means if you buy something I may receive a small commission, which will help support the channel.

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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
0:00 introduction
7:32 Mack’s Ultra Soft + Howard Leight Small
9:03 The Ear Buddy
10:20 Hearoes Xtreme Protection + Ultimate Softness
11:52 3M 1100
13:07 Howard Leight Max Lite + Laser Lite
15:03 Moldex Soft Foam + Spark Plugs
16:54 Flents Quiet Time +Quiet Contour
18:16 Quies
19:41 Mack’s Pillow Soft
21:11 Brison


ABOUT
I discuss a lot of foam earplugs in this video because they typically have the highest noise reduction rating. And if you need to block out loud noise like snoring, next-door music, or loud traffic, you may need a higher noise reduction rating.

I also discuss some silicone, wax, and plastic earplugs, which may suit people who find the feeling of foam expanding in their ears uncomfortable. They typically have a lower noise reduction rating though, so you might find that the trade-off for increased comfort is decreased noise blocking.