Flare Calmer – Ear Plugs Alternative – Reduce Annoying Noises Without Blocking Sound – Soft Reusable Silicone - Translucent

Product Information

The Flare Calmer earplugs don’t reduce sound. Instead, they reduce certain frequencies that the company says people find most irritating and distressing. Loop Experience earplugs reduce noise by 20 decibels. By combining an acoustic channel and filter for natural sound, Loop protects your hearing in style. It helps reduce anxiety from noise triggers, makes one feel less stressed or impatient, and avoids outbursts of anger. The material earplugs are made from helps to figure out whether they'll be comfortable for you or not. For example, foam earplugs tend to be the best at reducing sound, and some have a noise reduction rating of 32dB. However, these earplugs work by completely filling up your ear canal, a feeling some people don't like. Certain sound frequencies trigger an in-built reaction, most notably mids to upper mids and treble. This is normally associated with alert triggering noises such as phone alerts, slamming doors, and in audio usually percussion.

Flare Audio Limited has developed a remarkable, wearable device which reduces distortion in the human ear. Aptly named Calmer ®, testing has proven two huge benefits. Its design provides a natural way to reduce today’s constant barrage of environmental noise stressors, which are having a negative impact on our mental and physical well-being. The reduction of distortion also results in an improved, higher definition audio experience when listening to live or recorded music; giving ears a natural ‘audio upgrade’.People who have hyperacusis (the proper term for noise sensitivity) may find everyday sounds louder than other people do. Then some might feel irritated by sounds now and again or find it difficult to focus when they’re in crowded or noisy spaces. Earplugs are an inexpensive and practical way of taking care of this. A randomised controlled trial determined that earplug interventions are effective in reducing the anxiety of patients. Similar studies have also found that these devices can promote sleep.

You won't find an NRR or SNR on every set of earplugs, but you should look for details about decibel reduction.

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The definition of noise is unwanted sound, or sound that is judged to be unpleasant, loud or disruptive to hearing. This distorted sound loads us negatively.