Bluup
Noise Protection Earplugs
Bluup is a pair of reusable, noise-protection earplugs offering up to 28 dB of passive sound reduction, designed for everyday use at work, while travelling, studying, or sleeping. Its ergonomic square-ring design keeps it securely in place, even for side-sleepers, while still allowing important sounds like alarms and conversation to come through.
Single
£
25
Description
Bluup is a pair of reusable, noise-protection earplugs offering up to 28 dB of passive sound reduction, designed for everyday use at work, while travelling, studying, or sleeping. Its ergonomic square-ring design keeps it securely in place, even for side-sleepers, while still allowing important sounds like alarms and conversation to come through.
Features & Technology
Built with durable, skin-friendly silicone for passive acoustic protection up to 28 dB, with no batteries, charging, or electronics required.
Connectivity and Design
No app or Bluetooth connectivity. Available in Green, Black, and Pink with a square-ring ergonomic design, four interchangeable ear tip sizes (XS/S/M/L), and a compact carry case.
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Is the hearing test free?
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How much do hearing aids cost?
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What are the common signs of hearing loss?
You may struggle to follow conversations, turn up the TV, or find speech unclear in noisy places. A hearing test can identify any changes.
Can earwax cause hearing loss?
Yes. A build-up of earwax can block the ear canal and temporarily affect hearing. A professional ear check can confirm the cause.