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Elvex Uni-Fit Earplugs Corded Orange NRR 32 dB Box 100

Elvex Uni-Fit Earplugs Corded Orange NRR 32 dB Box 100

2 Stars

One size fits all; foam earplugs with vibrant orange color so easy to spot. Easiest to insert. NRR 32 dB.
Slow expansion polyurethane foam, as well as a tapered design, make these the easiest earplugs to insert properly. For best sound attenuation, proper fit is important, and Uni-Fit are effectively one size fits all.

Tested to ANSI S3.19-1974 at an independent and certified laboratory; also CE-certified and tested to EN-352 by INSPEC Laboratories in the UK. Box of 100 pairs.

Specs

<li>Elvex Uni-Fit® has a Noise Reduction Rating of 32 dB. Tested to ANSI S3.19-1974 at an independent and certified laboratory</li><li>Uni-Fit® is also CE certifies and tested to EN-352 by INSPEC Laboratories in the UK. Single Number Rating (SNR) is 37 dB</li><li>Elvex Uni-Fit® foam ear plugs are easy to insert correctly due to their tapered shape and slow expansion rate</li><li>The smooth surface and low pressure foam provide the most comfortable fitting foam ear plugs on the market</li><li>One size fits all! The dimensions of Elvex Uni-Fit® allow virtually every ear canal to be correctly fitted </li><li>Box of 100 corded pair</ul>

Review Summary (Based on 2 Reviews)

2 Stars
Overall Rating: 2/5
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3 Stars

Elvex Uni-Fit Earplug Neil K from GA wrote November 18, 2011

We decided to this particular earplug for my employees while using loud equipment such as chainsaws, blowers, demo saws, etc. The earplugs fit fine and seem to do the job. However, they are short lived. The cord doesn't last long and the earplugs get dirty easy and are very difficult to clean.

1 Star

Hard to use and keep in Mark - Lawn and property care business from ME wrote November 18, 2011

I tried the blue plugs first and paid to return them before getting the orange plugs. Both were equally hard to keep in. I could hardly tell the difference with them in and out. The amount of time (one minute) needed to properly insert these things is stupid and impractical if you need to take them in and out often. (Why bother - they hardly block the noise anyways). Ordered Howard Leight Max from Amazon and even though they do not have the 33 rating of Elvex, at least they stay in. If you can stand headphone type earmuff they work best of all but are tiring all day.