SleepHush Nightly — Reusable Sleep Earplugs
Reusable silicone earplugs for sleeping. Low dome instead of a hard stem, four tip sizes in the box.
Tracked delivery. The two-pair pack crosses the line on its own.
Write to us before sending anything back — most fit problems are solved with a different tip size.
Which size should I start with?
Fit the M tip first. If it falls out in the night, go up a size. If your ear aches in the morning, go down one. Plenty of people run different sizes in each ear — canals are not symmetrical.
Shipping & delivery
Dispatched within one business day, tracked. United States 5–8 business days ($4.95), United Kingdom and Ireland 5–9 ($5.95), Canada, Australia and New Zealand 7–12 ($7.95). Free over $45 — measured after any discount code.
Returns & the 30-night trial
30 nights from delivery. Used is fine — these need a real month of sleep to judge. Email us first and we will send the return address. Refunds go back to the original payment method within 3 business days of arrival.
Care & safety
Rinse under warm water, air dry fully before the case shuts. No alcohol, no boiling, no dishwasher — all three harden silicone.
Not a medical device and not hearing protection for power tools, firearms or industrial noise. Do not use with an ear infection, a perforated eardrum or grommets. Keep away from children under three.
A reusable silicone earplug made for one job: getting you through the night next to someone who snores, a road that never stops, or a flat with thin walls. Low dome, no rigid stem — so you can lie on it.
- Start with the M tip. Too tight — go down a size. Slips out — go up.
- Pull the top of your ear up and back, push the plug in, then let go. Sound should drop the moment it seats.
- Lie down on either side. If you can feel it against the pillow, the tip is too big.
- In the morning: rinse with warm water, air dry, back in the case.
Not a medical device and not hearing protection for power tools, firearms or industrial noise. Stop use and speak to a doctor if you have ear pain, an ear infection, grommets or a perforated eardrum. Keep away from children under 3 — small parts.
Before you buy
The questions we actually get
Will I still hear my alarm?
Yes. An earplug reduces sound, it does not seal it out. A phone alarm beside your head, a smoke alarm or a child calling still come through — quieter, but there.
Will they block my partner's snoring?
Snoring is low-frequency and close by, which is the hardest kind of noise to deal with. These bring it down a long way; they do not delete it. Use the 30 nights and judge it on a real week of sleep.
How long does a pair last?
Months of nightly use, provided you rinse and dry them. Replace a tip when the silicone goes stiff, tacky or nicked.
Are they safe to wear every night?
For most people yes, as long as they are clean and dry and you are not pushing them deep into the canal. Stop and see a doctor if you get ear pain, discharge, or hearing that stays reduced.