Best earplugs for sleeping?

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Chronic IllnessEnglish • 1 day ago

I usually use the orange 3m foam ones or the silicone ones.

The silicone ones are much comfier and seem to block out the sound just as much. The issue is neither block out the sound enough for me.

I also use white noise and turn the tv on and its not enough.

Does anyone have specific earplug recommendations for sleeping please? Side sleeper here so I can’t use wireless earphones 😢

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2•1 day ago
Might want to consider a noise complaint then, that’s awful…
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  2•1 day ago
  Unfortunately that’s not a thing where I live and I can’t move anytime soon 😅

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