Looking for an extra-soft and comfortable earplug that will fit even very small ear canals? Look no further than Moldex Softies Disposable Foam Earplugs! Highest NRR 33 decibels With the highest independently tested NRR of 33, these earplugs are perfect for loud environments. Additionally, their vibrant orange color makes them easy to see for workplace compliance. checks. Hypoallergenic & Super Soft These earplugs are made from 100% PVC-free foam, which is gentle and prevents irritation. Their tapered shape makes insertion and removal easy. They expand fully once in the ear, providing a snug, comfortable fit. Perfect for all Use Whether at a loud factory or in a quiet library, Moldex Softies Disposable Foam Earplugs reduce noise and protect your hearing. Independently Tested with Australian Compliant Michael & Associates, Inc., State College, PA, independently tests all Moldex hearing protection to ANSI S3.19-1974, ensuring you get excellent protection against industrial noise. What is Class 5 Protection? Australian and New Zealand Safety Standards rate hearing protection into five classes, with Class 1 being the lowest level of protection and Class 5 being the highest level.Class 5 protection earplugs guard people in loud environments where noise may cause permanent damage. They protect workers on construction sites, manufacturing facilities, and military installations. The Aus/NZ rated class 5 hearing protection provides protection against exceptionally high-volume sounds that may be hazardous to your ears due to the disruptive nature they often encounter on job sites or other places with excessive noise levels, such as airports, fireworks, chainsaws, etc. What is NRR The term "Noise Reduction Rating" (NRR) helps assess the efficacy of hearing safety devices in reducing sound intensity within a specified environment. The higher an object's NRR, the better it will be to block loud noises like explosions or gunfire without causing you hearing loss!You should aim for ear protection with much higher ratings, such as those over 30 dB. Depending on the sound level you want to block, you should aim for ear protection with a noise reduction rating of at least 22 dB.The highest NRR rating for earplugs is 33, and the highest available NRR rating for earmuffs is 31.
