UK - Unobtrusive and lightweight yet exceptionally effective, the latest Clarity 656 earplugs from Howard Leight by Sperian are billed as "the ideal choice for protecting the hearing of workers in the music and entertainment sectors".

With a transparent body that makes them almost invisible when in use, Clarity 656 earplugs achieve a high level of acceptance from users that might be unwilling to wear less attractive and more easily visible hearing protection devices. With soft flanges and rigid stems, they are also easy to insert, further increasing their user acceptability, says the company.

Another benefit of the Clarity 656 earplugs is that they incorporate Bilsom's patented sound management technology. This means that, although they are completely passive devices that require no power source, the level of attenuation they offer varies with frequency allowing them to combine a high level of protection with convenience and ease of use.

They strongly attenuate hazardous noise, while allowing voice frequencies to pass through the earplug and the ear canal. Users can, therefore, carry on conversations with ease, which is an important benefit when, for example, they are used by staff in bars and restaurants.

The performance of the new earplugs compares favourably with conventional foam types, which provide strong attenuation across the whole audible frequency range, making it virtually impossible for wearers to carry on a conversation, adds the company.

(Jim Evans)


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