Alpine FlyFit Earplugs for Flying - Prevent Ear Pain & Regulates Air Pressure - Aeroplane Travel Essentials - Comfortable & Reusable with Ultra Soft Filter for Flight - Holiday Essentials - 17 dB

This is my very first review but I felt the need to let any ear pain sufferers know that these bad boys are a game changer. Upon descending my ears would become so painful like a knife piercing the centre of the brain. The effect would even last for the next few days.If the above sounds like your experience of ear pain whilst flying please purchase and enjoy.My only regret is not knowing about these earlier as I’ve been suffering for 20 + years!

Worth every penny!Have suffered with my ears when flying for at least 30 years. Stabbing pains during decent and deafness for several days after landing.Popped these in 1hour before landing, felt some slight pressure but no pain and definitely no loss of hearing

I recently used the Alpine FlyFit Ear Plugs during a flight, and they provided noticeable relief from ear pressure issues. Here’s my detailed review:What I Like:- Reduces Ear Pressure: I usually suffer from severe ear pressure during and after flights, often experiencing hearing problems for a couple of days. With these ear plugs, I experienced significantly less pressure and discomfort, which was a great relief.- Comfortable Fit: The ear plugs are soft and comfortable to wear for extended periods. They fit snugly in my ears without causing any irritation.- Easy to Use: The ear plugs are easy to insert and remove. They come with a handy storage case, making them convenient to carry and hygienic to store.- Regulates Air Pressure: The design of the ear plugs helps to regulate air pressure changes, which is particularly helpful during takeoff and landing. While I still experienced some ear popping and pressure, it was much less severe than usual.- Reusable: The ear plugs are reusable and easy to clean, making them a cost-effective solution for frequent travelers.What I Dislike:- Partial Relief: Although the ear plugs significantly reduced my ear pressure issues, they didn’t eliminate them entirely. I still experienced some ear popping and pressure, though it was much less than usual.- Effectiveness Varies: It’s hard to determine if the reduced pressure was entirely due to the ear plugs or if it was partly coincidental. However, given the positive results, they are definitely worth trying.Value for Money:The Alpine FlyFit Ear Plugs offer good value for money. Their ability to reduce ear pressure and improve comfort during flights makes them a worthwhile investment for anyone who experiences discomfort while flying.Conclusion:Overall, I am very satisfied with the Alpine FlyFit Ear Plugs. They provided significant relief from the ear pressure issues I typically experience during flights. While they didn’t completely eliminate the problem, the reduction in discomfort was substantial and made my flight much more enjoyable. Given their comfort, ease of use, and effectiveness, I would recommend these ear plugs to anyone who struggles with ear pressure during air travel.Would I buy it again? Yes!

I bought these as I have tinnitus and the last time I was on a plane the pain from my ears was immense. I popped the plugs in as soon as the door closed and didn’t take them out until it opened. They popped slightly on the outbound flight but once I realised I needed to insert them further in the ear, the flight home was a breeze with no popping. Would recommend.

Wasn’t sure these would be any good.im always deaf for about an hour after a flight. Was really surprised they did the job. Would recommend for anyone who suffers hearing loss whilst flying.they are also comfortable to wear.

Good fit. East to insert and remove. Nice small carry case. Haven't used them in a flight yet

I put these in before take off for a 7 1/2 hour flight to Dubai. I definitely felt that it was much better than previous flights there, though I kept holding them in firmly all during take off. However it wasn't without discomfort and my left ear was constantly popping very badly - it just didn't hurt. I could live with that. However it wasn't so good on the way back. I put them in just as we began descent, maybe I should have put them in earlier. It was ok to start with, but as we started to get down to around 20,000 feet I started to feel the pressure building in my left ear, I also started to get a splitting headache, more popping and then the thing I always dread, the pain down the neck in the eustacian tube. At that point I wondered if I would ever fly again, but maybe it's like having kids and you forget in time...Anyhow I will say that as bad as it was, it still wasn't as bad as it has been in the past and I wouldn't attempt to fly without them if I do fly again!

I used the flight earplugs for the first time and must say it's 70% better that normal earplugs. I still felt the pain in my ear but it was manageable. So I will definitely be purchasing one for my son.