Earplugs UN SoundStopper foam — disposable PU foam earplugs, pack model BHP JSP 9961

UN SoundStopper foam earplugs are disposable hearing protection made from soft polyurethane foam. Designed for passive noise attenuation, they conform to the ear canal after compression to provide a comfortable seal. These earplugs are suitable for short-term use in noisy environments where simple roll-and-insert application, single-use hygiene and lightweight comfort are required.

Advantages

UN SoundStopper earplugs offer straightforward, single-use protection without complex fitting. The PU foam material compresses easily for quick insertion and expands to fill the ear canal, helping to reduce ambient noise levels while maintaining wearer comfort. Their disposable design supports hygiene and reduces maintenance compared with reusable devices.

Suitable for

• Industrial and construction sites with intermittent noise
• Travel and commuting where background noise reduction is desired
• Sleeping in noisy environments or shift-worker rest periods
• Short-duration tasks requiring basic hearing protection

Key specifications

• Material: soft polyurethane (PU) foam
• Design: disposable, single-use earplugs
• Shape: compressible foam cylinder/cone that expands in the ear canal
• Application: roll-and-insert passive attenuation
• Fit: universal, conforms to most ear canals for general-purpose use

How to use

Compress the foam earplug between the fingers to reduce its diameter, gently insert it into the ear canal and hold in place until the foam expands and forms a seal. Ensure the plug is inserted deep enough to block sound without causing discomfort. Remove by slowly twisting and pulling outward. These earplugs are intended for single-use; discard after use or if they become soiled or deformed.

Usage recommendations

Use UN SoundStopper foam earplugs for short-term noise exposure and as part of a broader hearing protection program. They are not intended for prolonged continuous use where specialized earmuffs or custom-molded plugs are required. Inspect the earplugs before use and replace if damaged, contaminated or no longer compressible.