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Which Is Better? Wearing Ear Plugs vs Ear Muffs Shooting
Choosing between wearing ear plugs vs ear muffs shooting and wondering which is better? Find out when to use ear muffs or ear plugs, how to combine them for max protection while at the range, and what features to look for in electronic hearing protection for shooting.
What Kind of Ear Protection for Shooting Is Right for You?
Learn what kind of ear protection for shooting suits you best! From foam plugs to the electronic SHOTHUNT series, find top gear to stay safe and comfortable at the range. Our top picks include tactical protection, earplug and ear defender combos, and comfortable PPE for longer shooting sessions.
5 Best Corded Ear Plugs For Personal & Commercial Use
Looking for the best corded ear plugs for work, shooting, or daily use? Discover top-rated options that offer comfort, high NRR protection, and reusable designs. Find the perfect pair for your needs in our expert-reviewed guide to the best corded ear plugs available now.
Longmont Ledger Features Garry Gordon and E.A.R. Inc
Garry Gordon, founder of E.A.R. Inc., was recently featured in the Longmont Ledger, a local digital magazine covering health, innovation, and community impact in Boulder County. Discover how his decades of expertise are making waves in hearing protection and public safety.
Hearing Protector Fit Testing
Author: Garry G. Gordon, M.S., CEO, EAR, Inc., Boulder, CO. Article also published in Safety and Health magazine. Should I fit-test the hearing protection my workers use? Traditionally, the verification of how well an ear protector (earmuffs or earplugs) attenuates has been conducted under laboratory standards that resulted in reporting a noise reduction rating. The resulting NRR score simply implied the expected attenuation when the product was properly installed at the time of use. Eventually, it became recognized that numerous
5 Crucial Reasons You Should Wear Earplugs to a Concert
There’s something magical about being at a live concert. The energy of the crowd, the pounding rhythm of the music, and the excitement of seeing your favorite artist create memories that last a lifetime. What most people forget about live performances, though, is that there’s a hidden risk: hearing damage. Concerts typically reach sound levels of 100 decibels or more—high enough to cause lasting harm to your ears in just a few minutes. Symptoms like ringing ears or muffled hearing