The 10 Best Earplugs For Sleeping With A Snorer

The Honeywell Laser Lite (around $19) come in a bright yellow and pink color combination, which enables supervisors to determine if their employees are following OSHA guidelines. Of course, if OSHA's getting involved with your partner's snoring, you have serious problems, indeed.

If you have sensitive skin, the Hearos Ultimate Softness (around $24) are made from hypoallergenic polyurethane foam, so you don't need to worry about irritation. The beige color should blend in well on many, enabling you to wear them out and about without anyone being the wiser.

The Junhua Reusable (about $9) are waterproof, so you can take them into the pool to reduce the likelihood of swimmer's ear. Or you can simply wear them in the shower, if your partner's noises are loud enough that they manage to penetrate bathroom walls.

Made with something called Comfy Cush Comfort Foam, Mack's Ultra Soft (around $9) manage to live up to their lofty name. They're easy to squeeze in, and they'll keep you comfortable all evening long, allowing you to get an uninterrupted night's sleep.

These models from Better Sleep (about $15) are capable of blocking out up to 34 decibels of noise. That should be enough to quieten the loudest snorer, as well as tame the cacophony of trucks, lawnmowers, and construction equipment that interrupts your slumber every Saturday morning.

Each pair from Harris Health & Home (about $13) has been individually sealed, making them easy to pack for traveling and reassuring you that you're always wearing a fresh set. They're a smart choice for worksites or anywhere else there's a need for group ear protection.

Flents Quiet Contour (around $15) are latex-free, so anyone with an allergy should consider investing in a jar. They're shaped to fit deep into your ears, while the flared end makes them easy to remove when you're done — even if you're still half-asleep at the time.

The Mpow Super Soft (appx. $11) are designed to return to their original shape extremely slowly, taking 45 seconds to fully expand. That gives you plenty of time to situate them, reducing the likelihood that you'll have to suffer an uncomfortable fit all night.

The BetterSleep Moldable (around $13) are reusable, so you can use them every night without having to spring for a new set constantly. If they start to get a little grungy, you can scrub them with some soap and water, and they'll be good as new.

The Peace&Quiet Sleep (appx. $15) are designed to stay in place even if your head is in constant motion, so they're a smart choice for users who toss and turn. That means they're also useful for athletes, as you can run and jump to your heart's content without sending them flying.