Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

At first I thought these were going to be great. Too good to be $15. They lack the treble that my $40 ear-asers provide but the midrange and lows are good for these filters. However, after about a month they started to wear out. It also turns out that the manufacturer uses a minimal amount of cheap glue to hold the rubber part that is inserted into the ear onto the body of the filter. That glue wore out and caused the rubber part to separate leaving it in my ear. I tried using tweezers to get it out except I couldn't see into my ear to look at what to grab which caused it to be pushed back further. Instead of risking possible damage shoving metal further into my ear I chose to let the doctor get it out. It's kind of funny how I bought these to prevent damage to my hearing/ears. Anyway, I think these need a redesign on how they connect the rubber bit to the plastic body containing the filter.