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Slagiatt wrote (see)

so update from my side... tried the mouldable ones ... bit of a faff to get in and out , but worked well enough once in ... no good for the coached sessions though i think as needed to take them out to hear instruction , and a real fiddle to get to re-seal . 

Got some of the macks aquablock ones , trying those this eve ... although the trial run in the bath last night was very succesful

WildWill.... wrote (see)

I just get cheep ones from the pharmacy

The only thing about the cheap earplugs is that they have a habit of falling out, nothing worse than finding someones yellow ear plug floating around the swimming pool, its like a twisted kiss chase

 If I had to choose then it would have to be a high quality, purely to save the embarrassment of loosing one, plus they get rid of ear infections a but quicker 

 The price difference isn't that  much between a cheap pair from somewhere like boots which is over a £5 http://www.boots.com/en/ClearEars-Water-Absorbing-Ear-Plugs-5-Pairs_983957/ compared to somewhere who actually specialise  like http://www.allearplugs.com/ear-plugs/swimming-earplugs/