Water in the ear canal after swimming or showering can cause a pressing and unpleasant feeling, which leads to irritation for some people. For the active adult, it is essential to protect the ears against chlorine or salt water without being completely cut off from the environment. Sanohra Swim earplugs offer a comfortable solution that keeps water out but lets sound in, so you can continue to enjoy your sporting routine with peace of mind.
- Completely seals the ear canal against water during swimming, bathing and showering.
- Ensures hearing is maintained, which increases safety in and around the water.
- Offers high wearing comfort thanks to the soft, flexible silicone material.
- Easy to clean and reusable for optimal hygiene.
How it works
Sanohra Swim earplugs have been developed with a lamellar system that shapes itself to the adult ear canal. This design ensures a reliable seal against water pressure up to a depth of one metre. The innovative shape ensures that sound waves are still allowed through, which distinguishes these earplugs from standard sealing plugs.
Composition
| Material | Silicone |
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| Size | Regular / Adult |
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| Quantity | 1 Pair |
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Ingredients
Silicone
Use & Dosage
Reach over your head and lift the ear cup on the other side of your head slightly. This will widen the ear canal. Hold the stem of the SANOHRA swim with the thumb and index finger of your other hand and insert it into the ear canal with the lamellae at the front, using light rotating movements. Proceed in exactly the same way for the other ear. Removing: Lift the ear cup slightly and remove the ear protection with light rotating movements (do not remove abruptly). Rinse with clear water after use to remove salt and chlorine residues. Can be cleaned with mild soap. Let dry thoroughly.
Safety & Disclaimer
Medical device. Read the instructions for use before use. In case of ear infections, injuries to the eardrum or use of ear tubes, consult your doctor beforehand. Not suitable for diving! The water pressure at great depths could push the earplugs further into the ear canal (no more than 1 metre water depth).
