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The earplugs are made out of a soft but firm material making it easy to put them in , since owning them I have had no problems with water getting in my ears, the clip on the string is amazing and helps hold them onto you when you take them out on the side of the river. I highly recommend these ear plugs
Michael Rose
AquaShields Junior
Brilliant
Fantastic customer service and a fabulous product highly recommend
Stuart Baker
Custom Earphone Sleeves
Fantastic product
Purchased the sleep earplugs to take to a motorcycle rally. They were easy to insert & very comfortable. They worked as described, I was worried that I wouldn't be able to hear anything which was disconcerting. They dulled out the noise around me and I slept really well. It was quite shocking to hear how noisy it was when I removed them. Great service from Aquashield. I would definitely recommend this product.
Sheridan Bednarz
Sleeping Earplugs
Excellent Service
Can thoroughly recommend this company. The service and products are outstanding. We are very pleased with our moulded ear plugs and are happy to recommend this company
Claire Barry
AquaShields Junior
What is Surfer's Ear?
Surfer's ear, medically known as exostosis of the external auditory canal, is a condition characterized by the abnormal growth of bone within the ear canal. This growth is typically caused by repeated exposure to cold water and wind, leading to a narrowing of the ear canal which can trap water and debris, increasing the risk of ear infections and hearing loss. Surfer's ear is most common among surfers, swimmers, and others who engage in cold-water sports. Treatment often involves surgical removal of the bony growths to restore normal ear canal function.
What is Swimmer's Ear?
Surfer's ear, medically known as exostosis of the external auditory canal, is a condition characterized by the abnormal growth of bone within the ear canal. This growth is typically caused by repeated exposure to cold water and wind, leading to a narrowing of the ear canal which can trap water and debris, increasing the risk of ear infections and hearing loss. Surfer's ear is most common among surfers, swimmers, and others who engage in cold-water sports. Treatment often involves surgical removal of the bony growths to restore normal ear canal function.
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