FAQ

CLEARZ are reusable earplugs engineered with precision filters that act like a secondary layer of sound control—reducing harmful acoustic energy before it reaches your eardrums. All of this, while preserving the clarity, depth, and natural feel of the music exactly as it was meant to be experienced.

Our earplugs are currently engineered with 19dB of balanced noise reduction—built for the moments that get loud, from concerts to travel to shared workspaces. We protect your hearing without killing the experience, keeping sound clear, controlled, and comfortable. Your hearing should be a top priority and we’re here to help you get a level of protection that fits how you live, move, and listen.

Yes. CLEARZ are engineered to maintain sound quality not flatten it. You’ll still hear vocals, instruments, and bass clearly, just at a safer, more controlled level.

Foam earplugs are designed to block as much sound as possible, often making music muffled. CLEARZ are designed for sound quality + protection, reducing volume evenly without killing clarity or detail.

CLEARZ are designed to reduce exposure to loud sound levels, which helps lower the risk of hearing damage and tinnitus. However, no earplug can guarantee complete protection in overly loud environments. Please be aware of that and proceed with caution.

Yes. CLEARZ earplugs are reusable and built for long-term use. With proper care, they’re designed to be a durable part of your everyday lifestyle routine.

CLEARZ are designed with a minimal, low-profile aesthetic so they sit discreetly in the ear. They’re noticeable up close, but not distracting or bulky and we offer 5 colour options that can work with any outfit you match them to!

Yes. CLEARZ are built for extended wear, including full nights at events or long travel days. The design prioritizes a secure fit with minimal pressure or fatigue inside the ear canal. We offer four eartips that are interchangeable, so you can find the perfect fit that accommodates all ear shapes.

CLEARZ are for anyone who experiences loud environments regularly—music lovers, festival-goers, DJs, venue staff, travellers, and anyone who wants to protect their hearing without sacrificing sound quality or experience.