Overstimulation earplugs
In cases of overstimulation and high sensitivity
NOIZEZZ offers earplugs for people who suffer from overstimulation. These reduce the intensity of the environment without cutting you off. Suitable for work environments with background noise, noisy classrooms and with constant stimuli. Available in different sizes and models. Our specialists will help you find the most comfortable custom solution.
Tired after a high-pressure day? Lack of concentration? Sensitive to noise? It could very well be that you are highly sensitive or sensitive to overstimulation. NOIZEZZ makes special over-stimulation earplugs with the unique PF filter that attenuates mainly high frequencies and takes the ‘sharp edge’ off the ambient noise. These filters are available in four different levels and are interchangeable. This means that the overexcitation earplugs can always be adjusted to your personal situation.
Recommended retail price from € 119.50
If you suffer from overstimulation, you are sensitive to different types of sensory perceptions. It can then be more difficult to process these impulses, often leading to fatigue and lack of concentration. It is not always easy to find a balance between protecting yourself and still remaining part of your environment.
NOIZEZZ produces special overstimulation earplugs for people sensitive to overstimulation, allowing you to experience the environment less intensely without completely shutting yourself off. Whether in a work environment with lots of background noise, working or learning in noisy classrooms or reducing constant stimuli; NOIZEZZ® has a suitable solution for every situation. Our audiologists, account managers and specialists in our in-house custom laboratory will be happy to help you find the most comfortable experience.
How do you “measure” an ear is a common question. We are happy to explain how it works.
Using an otoscope, we look inside your ear to see the ear canal and eardrum. We check that there are no abnormalities and that the ear canal is free of cerumen (earwax). It is important that there is no hard or excess cerumen in the ear canal, otherwise we cannot make an impression responsibly.
Using a light pen, we insert a cotton ball into the ear until after the second bend in the ear canal. This cotton wool protects the eardrum when making the impression.
Then we fill the ear with impression material. This material hardens within a few minutes and is then removed from the ear. This creates a “copy” of the ear canal and we know exactly what your ear looks like. We then use this impression in our laboratory in Hoofddorp to manufacture your personal earplugs.