Swimming earplugs designed to keep water out while protecting hearing during swimming activities

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SWIMMING
EARPLUGS
& EARMOLDS

Custom earplugs & earmolds safeguard your ears while elevating your swim experience.

CUSTOM SWIMMING EARPLUGS & EARMOLDS

You can clearly hear the sounds of the pool and your surroundings.

Custom swimming earplugs reduce sound to 30 decibels, which is ideal for competitors who need to stay focused on their sport. They can also block water and safeguard hearing from loud noises.

Whether you’re a surfer, shallow snorkeler, or want to enjoy the water, we offer a variety of products to meet your needs.

For individual earplugs or options for your swim club, Contact Us Today!

Crucial Facts

Here are some crucial facts about swimming and its potential impact on hearing loss and infection:

Swimmer’s Ear (Otitis Externa): Prolonged exposure to water can lead to swimmer’s ear, an outer ear canal infection. Symptoms may include pain, itching, and discharge.
Water Trapped in Ears: Water that remains in the ears after swimming can create a moist environment that encourages the growth of bacteria and fungi, leading to infection.
Ear Infections: Ear infections can cause temporary hearing loss due to inflammation and fluid buildup in the ear canal or middle ear.
Perforated Eardrum: Forceful water entry into the ear (such as diving into a pool) can potentially cause a perforated eardrum, leading to hearing loss and an increased risk of infection.
Use of Ear Plugs: Wearing earplugs while swimming can help prevent water from entering the ear canal and reduce the risk of infections and hearing loss.
Proper Ear Drying: After swimming, it’s essential to thoroughly dry the ears to prevent water from remaining in the ear canal, which can help prevent infections.
Chemicals and Hearing Health: Chlorine and other chemicals used in pools may irritate the ear canal and increase the risk of infection.
Swim Caps and Ear Protection: Swim caps can also help keep water out of the ears, reducing the risk of hearing loss and infection.
Prompt Treatment: If you experience symptoms of an ear infection after swimming, such as pain, discharge, or hearing loss, seek medical attention promptly to prevent complications.

Taking proactive measures such as wearing earplugs and keeping your ears dry after swimming can help protect your hearing health and reduce the risk of infections.