Earsoft FX

[Proton 0]

Anyone knows where I can get these locally?

 

For more information: http://earplugstore.stores.yahoo.net/eeafxdifoear.html

Edited April 7, 2007 by Proton

[dle4e_2005 0]

I havn seen before those Disposable Foam Ear Plugs.

 

Why not get those Ear plugs that is used in army?

Cheap and you could use it for many months unlike foams which needs to be throw after about 2 weeks.

Edited April 7, 2007 by dle4e_2005

[NOback 0]

Where can u get them ?

[loop_ 0]

army market? SAF emart?

[dle4e_2005 0]

It is sort of like a SAF mini mart near old Sembawang Road.(I often got my stuff from that shop)

 

Heres the map of it from streetdirectory.com.(The shop is over at the star)

 

Edited April 7, 2007 by dle4e_2005

[radioactive28 0]

Check out pharmacies.

Some carry this brand Bilsom, which does hearing protection.

The packaging is a small yellow box about the size of a matchbox.

Sets you back $1.50 for a pair of Comply-like foam earplugs. Washable too, but ultimately has to be disposed.

[NOback 0]

The foam doesn't has holes in them right ? and how many are there in a pack ?

[Proton 0]

Interesting, I'll look out for them the next time I am at Guardian or something.

Edited April 11, 2007 by Proton

[radioactive28 0]

The foam doesn't has holes in them right ? and how many are there in a pack ?

 

Full earplugs for hearing protection, so no holes there.

 

The Bilsom ones are sold in a pair.

There's also a more common brand that more of the pharmacies carry, meant for air travellers who want isolation. Their material is like that of the yellow foamies, and they come 6 (3 pairs) in a pack. Can't remember the cost though.

 

To take this even further, this more common brand (sorry, don't remember the name) also has moldable wax-like earplugs.

The material isn't exactly the softest, but, hey, they're moldable. 6 in a pack too.

 

 

Making DIY tips?

Edited April 11, 2007 by radioactive28

[Proton 0]

Full earplugs for hearing protection, so no holes there.

 

The Bilsom ones are sold in a pair.

There's also a more common brand that more of the pharmacies carry, meant for air travellers who want isolation. Their material is like that of the yellow foamies, and they come 6 (3 pairs) in a pack. Can't remember the cost though.

 

To take this even further, this more common brand (sorry, don't remember the name) also has moldable wax-like earplugs.

The material isn't exactly the softest, but, hey, they're moldable. 6 in a pack too.

Making DIY tips?

 

Probably, still sourcing for the right materials to start. Apparently, Earsoft FX are known to give good results.

[NOback 0]

Full earplugs for hearing protection, so no holes there.

 

The Bilsom ones are sold in a pair.

There's also a more common brand that more of the pharmacies carry, meant for air travellers who want isolation. Their material is like that of the yellow foamies, and they come 6 (3 pairs) in a pack. Can't remember the cost though.

 

To take this even further, this more common brand (sorry, don't remember the name) also has moldable wax-like earplugs.

The material isn't exactly the softest, but, hey, they're moldable. 6 in a pack too.

Making DIY tips?

 

More about the moldable earplugs ? where to get them and price ?