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ear plugs - what to get

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  1. I got an earache. I suspect it happened from swimming. Don't want it
    to happen again.

    I have no idea what to get for earplugs. Do general purpose ear plugs
    work well? Of course blocking out sound wouldn't be necessary.

    I'm not sure if general plugs sold at K-mart are designed for
    underwater use.

  2. Big Crunch said:

    I got an earache. I suspect it happened from swimming. Don't want it
    to happen again.

    I have no idea what to get for earplugs. Do general purpose ear plugs
    work well? Of course blocking out sound wouldn't be necessary.

    I'm not sure if general plugs sold at K-mart are designed for
    underwater use.

    I am using Speedo's earplugs. they are not expensive and works
    perfercly!

  3. "Big Crunch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I got an earache. I suspect it happened from swimming. Don't want it
    to happen again.

    I have no idea what to get for earplugs. Do general purpose ear plugs
    work well? Of course blocking out sound wouldn't be necessary.

    I'm not sure if general plugs sold at K-mart are designed for
    underwater use.

    Get properly designed swimming ear plugs. Ones designed for sound
    attenuation e.g. foam, will not work. Any good sports shop or even a chemist
    (drug store) should sell them.

  4. I used the Speedos last year and they were pretty good. The only problem was
    their hard plastic handle. This made them unconvertable to wear under a cap,
    because the cap would press them farther inward.

    I just bought full rubber ones from a local sports store (the sell
    intersport ones). But I have yet to try them.

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    Quoted message said:
    Big Crunch said:

    I got an earache. I suspect it happened from swimming. Don't want it
    to happen again.

    I have no idea what to get for earplugs. Do general purpose ear plugs
    work well? Of course blocking out sound wouldn't be necessary.

    I'm not sure if general plugs sold at K-mart are designed for
    underwater use.

    I am using Speedo's earplugs. they are not expensive and works
    perfercly!

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