Hearing damage is permanent. Hearing protection isn't optional.
Whether you're a musician, a hunter, a tradesperson, a motorbike rider, or someone who lives near a noisy job site, the noise you're exposed to today is what your hearing pays for tomorrow.
Noise-induced hearing loss is the most common preventable form of hearing damage. The right protection, used consistently, stops it from happening.
For musicians
Musicians' plugs use precise filters that reduce volume without dulling the music. Classical players, gigging musicians, sound engineers, music teachers, and serious concert-goers all use them. Filters come in different attenuation levels (9 dB, 15 dB, 25 dB) depending on the noise levels you're exposed to.
For shooting and hunting
Shooting protection has to handle very high peak levels (gunfire) while still letting you hear conversation, range commands, and game movement. We make passive and electronic options.
For motorsport and motorbikes
Wind noise at speed causes significant hearing damage. Motorsport plugs reduce wind noise specifically while letting you hear your engine, intercom, and traffic.
For sleep
If you're a shift worker, sleep next to a snorer, or live somewhere noisy, custom sleep plugs block far more sound than off-the-shelf ones. They're comfortable enough to sleep in all night.
For industry and trade
Construction, manufacturing, agriculture, joinery — any environment with sustained loud noise. Industrial-grade protection with optional filters.
For swimming
Custom-fit swim plugs that keep water out completely. Useful for swimmers prone to ear infections, after ear surgery, or with grommets.
The fitting process
Initial appointment: we take impressions of your ears (we fill the ear canal with soft silicone that sets in a few minutes)
Manufacturing: your moulds are made by specialist labs from your impressions. Turnaround is usually two to three weeks.
Fitting appointment: we check the fit, adjust if needed, and show you how to insert and remove them properly
How loud is too loud?
As a rough rule: if you have to raise your voice to be heard by someone an arm's length away, it's loud enough to cause damage with prolonged exposure. Concerts, power tools, motorbikes, and gunfire all comfortably exceed safe levels.
How long do custom plugs last?
Can I shower or swim in them?
Do they need cleaning?
