Getting a good night’s sleep is crucial for health, productivity, and quality of life. But for many, especially those living in noisy environments, sleep can be elusive without help blocking out sound. This is where Quies Natural Wax Earplugs come in. As one delighted customer’s review shows, Quies earplugs are exceptionally comfortable and effective at muffling noise.
Made from a blend of natural wax and cotton, Quies earplugs mould to the unique shape of each user’s ear canals. The wax softens in response to body heat, allowing the earplugs to conform to the ears for a custom, comfy fit. Unlike foam earplugs that can cause discomfort, Quies Natural Wax Earplugs do not press too firmly into the ear canal. As the reviewer shares, they are “soft enough that they don’t hurt when you sleep on your side.”
Once in place, Quies earplugs are remarkably effective at blocking noise. The customer lives in an apartment with noisy neighbours, including one who stomps around upstairs late at night doing laundry. Even loud sounds like these are no match for Quies. As the reviewer states, “I can’t hear anything when I wear these wax earplugs.”
The stomping upstairs neighbour actually does produce low frequency bass noises that can penetrate through walls and ceilings. But Quies’ specially blended natural wax is adept at attenuating noises across frequencies. So while the reviewer doubts stomping qualifies as bass, Quies Natural Wax Earplugs in fact block those lower frequency rumbles too.
Another key benefit shared is that Quies stay securely in place once inserted. Many earplugs gradually work their way out during the night, rendering them useless by morning. But the reviewer explains, “When [Quies] do fall out, they only slightly dislodge (and stay in the ear area versus falling out completely).” This prevents having to continually re-insert earplugs throughout the night.
The only potential drawback noted is that Quies can pick up dirt easily. However, this is easily remedied by keeping them in a clean case when not in use. It’s a small price to pay for such remarkably comfortable and effective noise blocking.
Quies Natural Wax Earplugs are certainly not the only option on the market. Foam earplugs are far more widely available. But as the reviewer discovered, foam models led to ear pain in subsequent days. Silicone putty earplugs are another alternative, but they are not as mouldable and struggle to conform to each person’s unique ear canal shape.
Tips For Getting The Most From Your Quies Earplugs
You’ll get the best results from your Quies earplugs with proper handling and insertion. Before each use, warm the wax between your fingers until it’s pliable but not too soft. Roll it into a ball about the size of your ear canal opening – most people use roughly half the provided wax per ear. Don’t push the wax too deeply; it should sit comfortably at the entrance of your ear canal.
While these earplugs can last several days with careful use, you’ll want to replace them once they start losing their stickiness or collecting too much earwax. Keep a spare pair handy for unexpected noisy situations. They’re perfect for travel since they won’t expand at high altitudes like foam earplugs do. If you’re a side sleeper, try placing your ear slightly off the pillow’s centre to reduce pressure on the earplug.
The bottom line is Quies Natural Wax Earplugs provide a blend of custom comfort and noise blocking ability that earplug users rave about. There’s a reason Quies have been imported from France for years by loyal vendors seeking to meet customer demand. Those who have tried Quies are not likely to settle for anything else.
So if you’re struggling to sleep through noisy nights, give Quies Natural Wax Earplugs a try. They just may provide the comfortable, muffled quiet you’ve been dreaming of. Follow the directions to mould them into soft balls that gently seal over your ear canals. Then relax and drift off as Quies let you finally escape the sounds of the world around you. Sweet dreams!
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This post was originally published in 2023. It was last updated in October 2024.
