Loop Dream

Prepare for a restful night’s sleep with Loop Dream earplugs. Experience fewer noisy distractions for uninterrupted nights, whether you're side-sleeping, muffling a snoring partner – or both.

• Comfortable earplugs for side sleepers
  Low-profile shape with our softest silicone reduces pressure for all-night comfort
  
• Two types of ear tips
  Preloaded with Loop Dream Foam-Silicone Ear Tips – plus Loop Dream Double Tips for more customization
• Approved by sleep scientists
  Recommended by top sleep expert Matt Walker, PhD
• Loop Dream Ear Tips
  Oval foam-silicone ear tips follow your ear’s natural shape for a snug fit
  
• Noise reduction for snoring and night noise
  27 dB (SNR) to muffle partner snoring, city sounds, or other nighttime distractions.
  
• Secure fit while sleeping
  Designed to stay in your ears through side-sleeping and all-night movement.
  
• Loop Dream Carry Case
  With a no-slip bottom and roomy compartment for easy bedside access
  
• Customizable fit
  Four different ear tip sizes for a snug  fit, even in smaller ears
  
• Reusable and easy to clean
  Made from durable silicone so you can sleep soundly night after night
  
• Certified hearing protection
  Protects your ears from damaging noise 
  

Enjoy free shipping on orders over €39 and a 100-day risk-free trial.

If you're not happy for any reason, contact us within 100 days of purchase for a full refund.

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What does 27 dB of noise reduction mean?​

Loop Dream earplugs decrease noise by 27 dB, which means a significant reduction for many sounds, but won't eliminate noise entirely. Here's what you can expect:​

• Soft sounds like breathing, the hum of a fridge, or a dishwasher will most likely be inaudible.​
• Medium sounds such as a TV in another room, distant traffic, or a flushing toilet will be reduced to faint murmurs.​
• Loud sounds like sirens, a dog barking, or fireworks will still be audible, but at a much lower volume.​`

What about snoring?​

Snoring varies in volume. Softer snoring may be completely blocked out or barely heard, while louder snoring (which can reach up to 100 dB) will still be noticeable, although less intense.