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Which soundproofing products actually work?
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Boots do an own brand version of loops. Easily sleepable in and cuts out a surprising amount of noise.
https://www.boots.com/wellthy-by-boots-sleep-earplugs-1-pair-10384239
I hate hearing myself breathe super loudly, which is what every in-ear noise blocker (be it plugs or earphones) causes to happen.
Same for me, doubly so with over-ear cans. Any internal noises (breathing, swallowing, coughing etc) get cranked to 11. And any noise from the cans or headrest goes to 12.