Earplugs for Sleeping

[johnmdesigner]

Relations with my upstairs neighbors have deteriorated since they acquired a new dog and a new baby. I'm tired of being awakened at 6am every day.
Anyone recommend some good comfortable earplugs for sleeping?
Oh and I have Tinnitus that ranges from a low hum to a buzzsaw if that matters.
Thanks.

[bigbill]

I'd try some cheap foamies first. You can get them at hardware stores and probably CVS/Walgreens. I use them and have pretty severe tinnitus. I've even rolled up pieces of tissue and that worked.

[TonyP]

I've also used the foam plugs to good effect. It did take me a little getting used to but once I did they weren't an issue.

They didn't help quiet the tinnitus tho.

[Too Tall]

John, I use Silencio liquid silicone plugs with noise canceling muffs for shooting. Unfortunately the Silencio jobs are no longer available. I've found these to be a very close equivalent: https://www.earplugstore.com/heartec...ear-trial.html

What I like about liquid silicone that that it conforms extremely well to your ear without alot of pressure and they can be washed/dried.

PS The cure for tinnitus is to not care about it. Ask me how I know.

[rec head]

People sleep past 6am?

John, let me know what you find and I'll get them for my downstairs neighbors.

[ides1056]

I wore foam earplugs for 27 years in NYC, sometimes out in the street.

[Scott G.]

People sleep past 6am?

John, let me know what you find and I'll get them for my downstairs neighbors.

5:15-5:30 Eastern Cat Time, is wake up time.

[johnmdesigner]

People sleep past 6am?

John, let me know what you find and I'll get them for my downstairs neighbors.

Ha!
I got up at 5:30 for 30 years.
I think I earned a sleep in until 8:00.