Pillow Soft® Silicone Putty Ear Plugs
Pillow Soft® Silicone Putty Ear Plugs
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Pillow Soft® Silicone Putty Ear Plugs
- USA’s original and #1-selling moldable silicone ear plugs
- The ultimate in earplug comfort, Mack’s® silicone putty molds to the unique contours of any ear
- #1 Doctor Recommended Brand to get a good night’s sleep when sleeping with a snoring spouse
- #1 Doctor Recommended Brand to help prevent swimmer’s ear infections
- Provides a better, more comfortable fit and seal than custom ear plugs
- Safe for use with ear tubes
- Provides protection after surgeries
- Helps relieve ear pain as the result of airplane air pressure
- Protects hearing from loud noises
- Provides non-toxic, non-allergenic waterproof protection
- Great for sleeping, swimming, studying, bathing, travel, loud events, flying discomfort, etc.
- Made in the USA
- Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) – 22 decibels
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
IndicationsSeals out water and reduces noise. DirectionsTO APPLY:
Make sure hands and ear opening are clean and dry. Shape whole plug into a ball.
Place plug over ear opening and flatten to form airtight seal. Avoid hair.
WARNINGS: Do not insert into ear canal! COVER ONLY! Do not cut, break apart or elongate. TO REMOVE: To loosen and remove, press up behind ear. Discard when soiled or no longer sticky (up to 5 uses). Ingredients Moldable, non-irritating silicone rubber Warnings & Precautions Use whole earplug • Do not cut, break apart or elongate • Do not force plug into ear canal • Cover only • Adult supervision required for children under 15 • Do not use for scuba diving or at depths over 10 feet • Use only as directed • If misused (by failure to use as directed), earplug may become lodged in ear, which requires removal by an Ear, Nose and Throat Doctor ONLY. Discard if earplugs come in contact with lubricants, solvents or other chemicals (may be used in chlorinated water). Keep away from infants and small children when not in use. These plugs are non-toxic but may interfere with breathing if caught in windpipe, which could lead to serious injury or death.
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Sleeping
In a noisy world, Mack's Ear Plugs block snoring for peaceful, restful sleep.
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Swimming
Mack’s waterproof earplugs guard against ear issues for swimming, surfing & showering.
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Travel
Mack's soft travel earplugs block noise for peaceful rest anywhere.
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Loud Noise
Mack’s safe ear plugs shield hearing in loud places for peace.
Why Choose Mack’s Pillow Soft Silicone Earplugs?
✅ USA-Made Quality
✅ Doctor-Recommended
✅ One Size Fits All
✅ Travel-Friendly
✅ Family-Owned Legacy
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THE ORIGINAL
Mack’s founders, Ray and Cecilia Benner, invented the first moldable silicone earplugs in 1962. The original formula is still used today.
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MAXIMUM COMFORT
The ultimate in earplug comfort, Mack’s silicone putty molds to the unique contours of any ear and provides a better fit and seal than custom-molded ear plugs.
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MULTI-PURPOSE
Mack’s Pillow Soft Silicone Earplugs are versatile, blocking out water and reducing noise by 22 decibels (dB). They’re great for sleeping, swimming, traveling, snoring, studying, loud music concerts, motor sports, etc.
How to Use
Roll & Mold: Gently knead the earplug between your fingers for 5-10 seconds to soften and shape it into a small, smooth ball.
Insert & Seal: Pull your earlobe up and back to straighten the ear canal, then press the molded earplug firmly into the ear opening. Hold for 10 seconds to let it conform to your ear’s shape and create a tight seal.
Remove Gently: To remove, simply pinch the edge of the earplug and pull it out slowly—do not pull hard or twist.
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FAQ
How long can I re-use the earplugs before they need to be replaced?
How long can I re-use the earplugs before they need to be replaced?
The earplugs may be re-used until they are dirty or no longer sticky (up to 5 uses). Keeping your hands and ears clean and dry prior to handling/applying the earplugs will help prolong the usable life of the earplugs.
What are the silicone earplugs made of and do they contain latex?
What are the silicone earplugs made of and do they contain latex?
The earplugs are made of moldable, non-irritating silicone rubber and do not contain any latex.
Can the earplugs be cleaned?
Can the earplugs be cleaned?
No. Keeping your hands and ears clean and dry prior to handling/applying the earplugs will help prolong the useable life of the earplugs.
Are there any additional application tips to help me get an airtight / watertight seal with the earplugs?
Are there any additional application tips to help me get an airtight / watertight seal with the earplugs?
First try re-reading the directions, then apply a fresh pair of earplugs, making sure your hands and ears are clean and dry. Moldable silicone earplugs are designed to stick to the surface of a clean, dry ear. If the earplugs are being used in a moist and/or dirty environment, be sure the hands and ears are clean and dry before applying or re-inserting the earplugs or a proper seal may not be achieved. A sign that you have achieved a proper seal is that your own voice will sound more internal and exaggerated. Lastly, try covering the ear canal with the earplug starting from the rear and moving toward the face. This technique squeezes out some of the air in the ear canal before sealing it shut, thus creating a bit of a suction effect. This last technique takes a little practice but creates an excellent seal when done correctly.
Can I break the earplugs in half for smaller sized ears?
Can I break the earplugs in half for smaller sized ears?
No. The earplugs are designed to cover the ear canal. Breaking them into smaller pieces may cause the user to push the earplug into the ear canal making it more difficult to remove. We recommend using Mack’s® Kid’s Size Silicone Earplugs for children six and under.
Will the earplugs melt if they are exposed to warm temperatures?
Will the earplugs melt if they are exposed to warm temperatures?
Absolutely not. The earplugs may become slightly more pliable when exposed to warm temperatures, but never viscous. Each batch of material is stability tested in our lab at over 350 degrees F. (The typical temperature for a hot tub and sauna is 104 degrees F and 170 degrees F respectively.) To date, not a single test has shown positive results for melting or shape transformation (instability).