(Adult, 12 Years+)

does not come in a box and the packaging that ear planes comes in does not say “earplanes” on the packaging so it might be fake, not original as I have the original ones and can compare

Item is advertised in a packaging - item came in a small ziploc plastic bag - hygiene ris

Prodotto fantastico! Durante il volo non ho sentito alcun fastidio né pressione alle orecchie. Sono comodi, facili da usare e davvero efficaci. Finalmente viaggio sereno senza dolori fastidiosi al decollo e all’atterraggio. Assolutamente consigliati a chi vola spesso!

Suelo volar a menudo por diferentes motivos y sufro ligeras molestias en los oídos durante los aterrizajes. Así que, buscando soluciones, llegué hasta estos tapones, que son específicos para estas situaciones. Después de usarlos en varias ocasiones, estoy muy satisfecho con los resultados. Ajustan perfectamente e incorporan una bola cerámica, que consigue absorber los cambios de presión y así evitar que nos afecten. De momento, han cumplido perfectamente su cometido, cero molestias. Yo compré los de adultos, pero existen unos específicos para niños. 100% recomendables.

I had a 3 hour flight and i was afraid that i would feel crazy pain due to issues with my ears. These saved me. I just popped them in before takeoff, removed them while at cruising altitude, and put them back in 45 mins before i landed. I had no issues the entire time. If you have ear problems or are sensitive to changing pressure, these will do the trick.

My whole family struggles with altitude/pressure-related ear pain when we fly. My ENT says it's due to ear canal shape and other boring medical stuff. The EarPlanes make a discernable difference for all of us. They appear to be nothing more than ear plugs with a tiny hole in them. They slow down the rate of change in pressure from outside the ear to inside. It's a super-simple concept and there are other, similar products on the market that do virtually the same thing, but these, I have found, are the most comfortable. Simple, but effective. They really do work. They do not eliminate all of the pressure but they do make transitions less severe. If you do not use them correctly (i.e. stick them in your ears as they start to ache) they will not be effective at all. But- if you put them in as you're speeding down a runway or preparing for descent, they make a substantial difference. Me, my wife, and my now 12 year old son all find they fit well and stay put once in. They come with a little plastic, snap-closed case that works fine and stays closed. The only complaint I have is the blue color. Unless you have long hair, wear a hat tugged down, or wear ear phones over them, you will have a bit of an Andorian quality to you until you take them out. Clear or perhaps a couple of flesh-tone options would be great. They have been the same alien blue color for years. Perhaps there is some kind of material preclusion, but I'm pretty sure they are just silicone. They are likely not perfect for everyone, but if you struggle with pressure changes, they are worth a shot. I paid just over $5 from Amazon, but you can probably still find them at your local <insert prefix> Mart or pharmacy for the same or a little less (first pair I bought about three years ago was $2). You might want to get an extra pair and keep them in your carry on. They are small and slippery and are masterful at jumping out of your hand and into funky little cracks between airline seats.

Jai commandé 2 paires de bouchons d'oreilles mais malheureusement j'ai reçu qu'une seule paires.