Jory wrote:
My dad is a railroad engineer and brought me some of the earplugs that train workers get, and they're unfortunately worthless. They're made of the softest foam I've ever handled, and they're not stiff enough to stick in your ears. They just turn to mush when you try to stick them in there. It's like trying to shove a small pillow into a car's tailpipe with your finger.
I have really soft foam ear plugs, they're memory foam- You have to roll them really small.. Like a squished tube, and quickly stick them in your ear and place your finger on the base for a few seconds so it expands properly and doesn't come out.
I like using headphones, but I can't because of my tinnitus, it makes it more painful, so I just use sound cancelling earbuds. Those earplugs look cool though, if you get them and they work, let us know!!