Mary A.
Not the right product for small ladies ears
I like the ideal of these ear plugs alot, that is why I spent almost $20 CDN on 2 sets. Upon trying the ear plugs on I noticed they do the same as most every plug out there, fall out! I am a bit disappointed they do not fit my ears better than that as they are said to be the "best plug" out there....I have issues with ear plugs staying properly in my small female ears, this poses as a big issue with my motorcycling as I am extremely limited to ear plug options.
Response from Mighty Plugs: The World's Finest EarplugsFeb 12, 2016
Dear Mary: YOUR SUPPOSED TO PINCH OFF a little ear plug material and insert a smaller ear plug !!! Many women with smaller ear canals do not insert the whole ear plug; for just after they have kneaded the ear plug to make it soft & moldable, they pinch off at least (a third), and insert a smaller ear plug that fits their ear canal better, is more comfortable, seals easier and blocks out better. Mary, please follow the instructions below exactly and you'll be grateful you did !! 1. Just as you are about to insert, take ONE ear plug and {work it or knead it} thoroughly between your fingers or hands for at least 25 seconds to make it soft, moldable and to disburse the Pure Lanolin throughout the ear plug. Pure Lanolin makes the ear plug slightly “tacky” so that it stays securely in the ear canal and seals it. When the ear plug is soft and moldable and ready to insert, it doesn't matter what shape it is; round, flat, long or narrow; just follow the next step. If you are going to pinch off to make a smaller ear plug, then now is the time. 2. Using the tip of your index finger, push FIRMLY & FLATTEN the ear plug IN and AGAINST your ear canal (until you feel a GOOD SEAL!) If it doesn't seal immediately, then hold your finger pressed against the ear plug (with slight pressure) for a few more seconds and it will seal well. 3. Now take the other ear plug, prepare it the same way & insert it into the other ear. With both ear plugs inserted correctly & sealing the ear canals, you’ll notice a big improvement. 4. To Remove: Simply pinch the ear plug with your thumb & index finger and gently pull downward and out. Mary, for riding a bike, you've got the best, so keep me posted. I can help for I wear them too !! Most sincerely, Sally - BPI Customer Service (800) 226-1884




