Effective earplugs for snoring
You love your partner. But there’s one little problem: they’re a snorer.
You have to suffer, wide awake while they’re passed out beside you, blissfully unaware. Then, to add insult to injury, you struggle through the next day feeling fatigued – and maybe even a little irritated with your partner.
We’ve all been there. That’s why we came up with a solution that means you don’t need to resort to sleeping in separate rooms: earplugs for snoring. Pop in a pair of Loop Dream™ before you go to bed for up to 27 decibels of noise reduction – and a much better night’s sleep. These snoring earplugs are designed to reduce noises that disturb your sleep, so you can drown out the rumbling beside you, and get the sleep you need.
The effects of snoring on sleep
There’s no doubt about it – snoring has a detrimental impact on sleep, both for the snorer and for the person trying to sleep beside them.
Feeling sluggish, struggling to make decisions, finding it hard to concentrate at work, and snapping at your partner. Sound familiar? That’s what can happen if you don’t get enough sleep.
And along with the short-term annoyances of disturbed sleep, in the long-term, a lack of sleep can lead to real health issues from a weakened immune system to a higher risk of conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure.
Plus, snoring can also have a big impact on your relationship, too. Even though the snorer can’t help it (honestly – they’re not doing it just to bug you!), it can still cause resentment.
Many couples resort to sleeping in separate rooms – which is a great option for some, but not for every couple. It can lead to physical and emotional distance, and for some couples, the emotional toll on the relationship is simply too much. In fact, according to Cure My Sleep Apnea, snoring is the third biggest cause for divorce in the United States!
But you don’t have to do anything drastic just yet – help is at hand! We’ve been on a mission to make the best earplugs for snoring, that’ll help your health and your relationship.
Loop Earplugs
Dream
Why Loop Earplugs for snoring are your best option
Loop Dream™ earplugs are our most comfortable earplugs for sleep. They’ve been specifically designed to help you have your dreamiest sleep ever – even if you’re a side sleeper.
The oval shape of the Loop Dream Ear Tips follows the natural shape of your ears, so they’re comfortable to wear all night long. The body of the earplug is designed to reduce pressure on your ears, making them perfect for side sleepers. Plus, they offer powerful in-ear security, meaning they’ll stay in your ears throughout the night, even when you toss and turn.
Loop Dream offers our highest level of noise reduction (27 dB SNR), which will help you to tune out the snoring (as well as the sound of noisy neighbors, barking dogs or traffic on the street).
And because they come with four different ear tip sizes (XS, S, M, L), you can get the perfect fit for an even more comfortable sleep.
We’re here to help
You don’t have to suffer forever – help is at hand.
In fact, we’ve been on a mission: to invent the best earplugs for loud snoring there is.
So we did. And they really work.
Introducing our Loop Dream range. Here’s what you get:
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Maximum sleep comfort
Loop Dream earplugs are made with our softest silicone and an innovative earplug body that reduces pressure on the ear – especially when side sleeping. Plus, our new hybrid foam and silicone ear tips follow your ear’s shape for added sleep comfort.
Our most powerful noise reduction
Muffle nighttime noises (like snoring) with 27 dB (SNR) of powerful noise reduction. They’re the best earplugs for a snoring partner, helping to block out unwanted noise and irritating snoring. Roll on peaceful and uninterrupted sleep.
In-ear security
They’re designed to stay comfortably in your ears all night long, even while you toss and turn – and even if you sleep on your side.
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"I own the Loop Quiet which i'm really happy with, but after using the Loop Dream for 6 nights, my sleep is a dream to come true. Great soft tips and good fit in the ear."
- Elizabeth M. -
"The product is easy to use, very handy and easy to carry about. It also does what it says on the label. However, the first few nights of wearing them, one or both ear plugs came off, but this got better with use."
- Zainab O.
Sleep at your volume
Now you’ve discovered the best earplugs to banish snoring, you’re on your way to many nights of sound slumber ahead. Get back to sleeping like you used to. Better sleep. More energy. More productive. Fewer murderous thoughts. Everyone’s a winner.
100 days free return
Wear them to bed and give them a try. With 100 days free return, you can always give them back. We’re helpful like that. No hard feelings.
Frequently asked questions
Can earplugs block out snoring?
It depends on how loud the snoring is! When worn correctly, earplugs should block out or significantly reduce the volume of snoring. Our earplugs for snoring offer up to 27 decibels of noise reduction, which is enough to take the edge off all but the very loudest of snoring.
How effective are earplugs for snoring in reducing snoring sounds?
The best earplugs for sleeping with a snorer help you to fall asleep more easily, and stay asleep all night long, without your sleep being disrupted. Loop Dream earplugs do this by offering up to 27 decibels of noise reduction.
Can earplugs for snoring be used by both the snorer and their partner?
Of course! Snoring can wake the snorer up just as much as it keeps other people awake. So if you snore at night, earplugs may help to give you a better night’s sleep.
Can earplugs help with other sleep disturbances?
Yes! If you live in a noisy environment or are a light sleeper, earplugs can stop you from waking up throughout the night at the slightest sound. Just find out how to choose the best earplugs for sleeping to ensure you get the perfect ones to suit your needs.
Can I still hear my alarm clock if I wear earplugs while sleeping?
Our earplugs are designed to reduce noise rather than completely block it out, so you should still hear your alarm clock. But if you’re a particularly heavy sleeper, you may want to set your alarm a little louder to ensure it wakes you up.