I have problem when i equalizing.. in the 10 meters deep, my ears can't equalizing well and it's very hurts.. why.. ?? And if I use this ear plugs,can that ear plugs stop my problem ???
Sometimes these ear plugs can help with that problem. The help the inside of the ear stay warmer, which could help you. There is no way to know for sure, though, until you try them.
Instead of risking your hearing, it is better to go to a otorhinolaryngologist to check the condition of your inner ear and eustachian tube. TH-cam is not a good place to taking health advices.
Do they make a custom plug like this? I have to wear custom plugs to swim which prevents me from being able to scuba dive. Not being able to equalize with a plug in, I wondered if there was something like that on the market.
They do not make custom plugs, but they do have a wide variety of sizes for all different ears. If there is a dealer somewhere near you, it would definitely be worth it to go get sized and see if one of them works for you.
So, a person cannot scuba dive at depth with an earplug. Yet, These you can. Why, because they have a laser (very tiny) hole in them. They are not meant to keep the water out completely. They are meant to stop the flow of water in and out of the ear. Purpose is to allow you to equalize as you descend and keep the water that gets in inside the ear to warm up. A warm ear drum equalizes easier than a cold one. You might watch the video again now that I have explained. It will make sense. Take care, Freddy.
You're right, your ears are very important! Many people, however, don't need any protection at all and their ears are fine while diving. But for those who do have some issues or just want that added protection, ear plugs are very helpful. I'm sure you could get them custom made - probably for a much higher expense. This is why the Doc's Proplugs are offered in so many different sizes. That, along with the size chart we use, is what helps guarantee a great fit. We have so many divers that use them and love them, and they are affordable!
I agree, but the Docs proplugs are custom sized in the shop that sells them. Many variations with test plugs to try. Works great! Thanks for the comment
Thanks for the video, good analysis system and very in-depth.
I have problem when i equalizing.. in the 10 meters deep, my ears can't equalizing well and it's very hurts.. why.. ?? And if I use this ear plugs,can that ear plugs stop my problem ???
Sometimes these ear plugs can help with that problem. The help the inside of the ear stay warmer, which could help you. There is no way to know for sure, though, until you try them.
Instead of risking your hearing, it is better to go to a otorhinolaryngologist to check the condition of your inner ear and eustachian tube. TH-cam is not a good place to taking health advices.
Do they make a custom plug like this? I have to wear custom plugs to swim which prevents me from being able to scuba dive. Not being able to equalize with a plug in, I wondered if there was something like that on the market.
They do not make custom plugs, but they do have a wide variety of sizes for all different ears. If there is a dealer somewhere near you, it would definitely be worth it to go get sized and see if one of them works for you.
Im not understand.
This is Ear plug with hole?
So, a person cannot scuba dive at depth with an earplug. Yet, These you can. Why, because they have a laser (very tiny) hole in them. They are not meant to keep the water out completely. They are meant to stop the flow of water in and out of the ear. Purpose is to allow you to equalize as you descend and keep the water that gets in inside the ear to warm up. A warm ear drum equalizes easier than a cold one. You might watch the video again now that I have explained. It will make sense. Take care, Freddy.
@@LeviathanScuba thank you.
They make them in red now
What is the price. ?
Sorry, I missed this. They usually run around $15.
They also come in RED, A LOT easier to find. Especially if You loose them in the water...or Your mask box
Great product. Horrible audio quality
Lol, you need custom made ones don't play around with this cheapo. Ears are important and no expense should be spared when protecting them😉
You're right, your ears are very important! Many people, however, don't need any protection at all and their ears are fine while diving. But for those who do have some issues or just want that added protection, ear plugs are very helpful. I'm sure you could get them custom made - probably for a much higher expense. This is why the Doc's Proplugs are offered in so many different sizes. That, along with the size chart we use, is what helps guarantee a great fit. We have so many divers that use them and love them, and they are affordable!
I agree, but the Docs proplugs are custom sized in the shop that sells them. Many variations with test plugs to try. Works great! Thanks for the comment