CVS Health Children's Silicone Earplugs, 6 Pair

Give your child the sound-dampening support they need for a variety of activities with CVS Heath® Children's Silicone Earplugs. These reusable, waterproof earplugs are made with Activaloe®*. They are designed for use when swimming, sleeping, studying, working, showering, and attending loud events. These earplugs have a noise reduction rating of 22 decibels (when used as directed). Directions for use: First make sure the area around the ear opening is clean and dry. Place plug over ear opening and gently flatten to form a seal. Avoid loose hair contacting plug. If the plug becomes stuck in hair, soak affected pieces of hair with a hot cloth and the plug will loosen. Do not push into the ear canal. Only cover ear opening. Earplugs may be difficult to remove if pushed into the ear. Use whole earplugs. Use until dirty or until stickiness is gone. Warning: Children should always be supervised by an adult. Keep away from infants or small children, because, while non-toxic, swallowing earplugs may interfere with breathing, which could result in serious injury or death. Never use it for swimming at depths of more than 10 feet (3 meters) or when scuba diving. For other warnings and information, please see the packaging. *Activaloe is a registered trademark of Aloecorp, Inc. Includes six pairs of reusable silicone earplugs
The waterproof design makes them great for use in the pool or the shower
Universal size designed to fit all ears
Uses: swim, sleep, study, work, shower, loud events, and more

See directions below. 1. Make sure area around ear opening is clean and dry. Place plug over ear opening and press gently until snug
2. Do not push into ear canal because earplug may be difficult to remove
Use whole earplug. Use until dirty or stickiness is gone

Children should always be supervised by an adult. Keep away from infants or small children, because, while non-toxic, swallowing earplug may interfere with breathing which could result in serious injury or death. Never use for swimming at depths of more than 10 feet (3 meters) or when scuba diving.