Radians CEP001-T Tan Custom Molded Earplugs
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	Brand	Radians
	Color	Tan
	Type	Tools & Hardware
	List Price	$14.49
	Special Price
	Lowest New Price	$11.47
Categories
Ear Protection  International Shipping Available  Eco-friendly (special_merchandising_browse-bin)
Features
Soft, permanent, custom fit No mess Neat, simple to follow instructions Long Lasting & washable Made in the U.S.A.
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Description
Radians Tan Custom Molded Earplugs Md: CEP002T, Soft, permanent, custom fit. No mess. All day luxury. Neat, simple to follow instructions. Safe, non toxic and hypo allergenic silicone. Environmentally friendly. Long lasting and washable. , Type: Earplugs Color: Tan NRR: 26 dB Quantity: 1 Box, Manufacturer: RADIANS, Model: CEP002T
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Customer Reviews
Good Product, Bad Packaging...   2010-07-23
By David Z (Boston, MA)
Bottom line is that these earplugs work very well, but they are tricky to make, and I think that more material should be provided for the customer to experiment with. First off, the material that one uses to make the earplugs (two different types of putty) has to be taken out of the container it is packaged in, and then each putty has to be divided evenly in half before it is mixed thoroughly with its opposite to activate the curing process. Kind of confusing. Why doesn't it come pre-separated in the correct proportions? This is a simple thing which would have made this a lot easier to use. Then there is the amount of putty in the package. If you follow the instructions you will have exactly enough to make two earplugs. This allows no room for error, or to make another earplug if one doesn't come out very well. At this price, more putty should be supplied. The earplugs I made were quite large in the end, and it would have been nice to try making a smaller set. And though they were kind of tricky to put in, they DID work very well in blocking sound. However, I bought these to be used while sleeping but they were much too big and hard for that-- quite uncomfortable. If I could have made a smaller pair, they might have worked (as is pointed out in other reviews which used half the amount recommended) but in my case, after following the directions there was no putty left. This is a unique and potentially great product which needs better packaging and presentation.
Radian Custom EarPlugs   2010-07-22
By Doug
They deaden most of the loud noises but you can still have a conversation while wearing them. Easy to make and very comfortable. I use them for shooting.
Amazing!   2010-07-14
By PDX Mike
These things are great! Easy to mix, fit and wear! Sometimes they fit too good and are interesting to remove...not difficult or painful...but a simple twist helps... they're great and I use them on a regular basis for shooting... (.22, a .357, a .40SW and a shotgun) and they work as intended!
use half the material indicated on the instructions   2010-06-29
By J. Garza (Honolulu, HI)
As indicated on another review ensure you use just half of the indicated on the user guide so that you can make 4 plugs (divide each color into 4 pieces). I made the mistake on my first one to use as recommended and the result was not good, I used just half on my second one and it looked better and felt also firmer so I was able to make a 3rd one with the rest.
I expected better....   2010-06-25
By BAD EXAMPLE (Western NC)
I had high hopes for these earplugs, but don't know why. I previously owned a pair which were molded by an audiologist but were, I thought, too expensive. I should have bought another pair of those. The RADIANS were not near as good quality as the "pro" plugs. There was a definite lack of "firmness" in the finished plugs. They seemed a bit "gummy" compared to the "pros". They also picked up some grease (probably from my fingers) and it will not come off them. For the cost of the RADIANS, though, one could try them, and if you're not satisfied continue on to get a pro set made. My advice would be to skip step one. I should have heeded the adage I repeat often: "You get what you pay for.... ONLY if you're lucky; but you never get quality you haven't paid for." 'nuff said...