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TL;DR: Keep your hearing protected with the Eargasm™ high fidelity earplugs for $29.99, a 24% savings as of June 3.

We could all take better care of our ears. Especially if you find yourself riding your motorcycle or playing your electric guitar more often these days. Lucky for you, earplugs that protect your hearing from these loud noises have become more sophisticated. Exhibit A: the Eargasm High Fidelity Earplugs put old-school methods to shame.

These earplugs are on sale for $10 off at just $29.99, and if saving money isn’t enough to entice you, check this out: The product has a nearly perfect rating on Amazon with over 4,500 reviews. This high customer satisfaction has even made the earplugs Amazon’s Choice among its wide earplug selection and Eargasm’s most popular model by far.

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So what makes these plugs extra special? The Eargasm High Fidelity Earplugs can lower volume up to 21dB without sacrificing sound quality. For context, that’s quieter than a whisper. While traditional foam earplugs can distort the sound coming through, these will still offer clear audio — just at a reduced volume. That means once the world is back to normal, you could rock these at a concert without missing a beat.

Every order comes with two pairs of different sizes to ensure the plugs fit your ears no matter the shape or size. They also come with an aluminum case. That way, you can attach your earplugs to your keychain and have them with you at all times. Most of us aren’t getting out much these days, but even a healthy walk through your local park may be better enjoyed without the shrills of young children playing nearby.

The Eargasm High Fidelity Earplugs are discrete and reusable, so you should be able to stealthily use them for moments to come and make them worth your buck. For merely $29.99, they’re a worthy investment these days, even if the noisiest thing around you is your neighbors.

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