I live in Kypseli on the first floor, on a street with a lot of traffic. If I hadn't discovered these earplugs, I would have moved. The best by far for sound isolation, I have tried them all.

I buy them in bulk since I can't find them easily in all pharmacies. They are the only ones that take the shape of the ear and isolate effectively. They need to be replaced every 2.5-3 months (with daily use) because they melt.

Quite a good earplug, like clay. It needs a little molding in the hand to be prepared and adjusts to all ears. I have been using it for many years and it is convenient that I have them in their box.

You open the package, the cotton is stuck on top and it's difficult to remove it completely. You make it into a ball and put it in your ear. Your hands stick and require a good wash to not stick, so it's the same in the ear. Well, it's not exactly a pleasant process right before going to sleep.

Relatively good for a beach bathroom. For sleep, I also use good cotton. It is the same, maybe even better and cheaper.

I have tried many and these specific ones have suited me very well because they are flexible and isolate external sounds.

Very good, it does its job. It easily becomes soft but it doesn't stick to the ear. I use it every night because I can't stand someone snoring or making any other noise. I have been using them for years.

They are the best earplugs, they last a long time, isolate the sounds of the house, but you can still hear the alarm clock for work. They do not get oily like other wax ones.