Loop Earplugs

“bc overstimulation is real”

“I rarely leave the house without my earplugs! Loop has a quiz that helps you find the right earplugs for you (some of their categories are sleep, concert, noise sensitivity). I use my earplugs for overstimulation but I’m sure they help with all the other things too.”

“for my neurodivergent baddies with sound sensitivity!”

“These + a silk, contoured eye mask are the essential items in my sleep kit for redeye or long-haul flights.”

“These live in my bag and go everywhere with me. Great for shows, the grocery store, and when I need a little break during the day. The ear pieces actually fit in my ears. Great for other highly sensitive peeps”

“These are life changing and I’m not even trying to be dramatic. In the thick of perimenopause and hadn’t slept through the night in years. Was already taking magnesium and progesterone but little did I realize how much my husband’s loud breathing was affecting me. Getting solid sleep for the first time in forever.”

“if you struggle with loud noises/are sensitive to them, i definitely recommend a pair of loops. these are a newer(ish) one with different settings, but their regular lairs work just as well!”

“takes the noise intensity down a notch but I’m still able to hear my kids. Absolutely crucial.”

“Great for planes, trains and automobiles. Plus they look like airpods, so no one is going to give you funny looks about being an ear plug dork.”

“i always use ear plugs when i travel”

“I use them anywhere in public where I feel like I might need focus and reduced sensory stimuli support, but might not want to listen to something. Grocery stores, restaurants, coffee shops, crowded places, etc. I have a few types that block out more or less sound and select according to my needs at the moment and the environment.”