Any chance you can wear these while sleeping?
1239002
No, not really...unless you sleep sitting up. The way they're designed is for the milk to drip down into the basin...it would spill out while sleeping. But that would be a great invention!!
1239003
I wouldn't unless you can stay upright. The whole top half is open so the milk would leak out.
1239004
Depends on how you sleep. If you're a side sleeper, maybe but a back sleeper no. A couple of times after feeding I've bent over to put my little one in their swing chair and forgotten to take out the milky - the milk spilt out!
1239005
NO! the top is open, not only can you not sleep with them, but you can't bend over. It gives an all new meaning to crying over spilt milk, been there done that. I still highly recommend them though =D
1239006
I wouldn't wear it while sleeping. It is opened at the top so if you collect any milk and lay down it would spill. I have worn mine throughout the day while at home but I just have to be careful not to bend over so that the milk does not spill. However, I found that it is most effective to wear it while nursing because while my baby is nursing on one side she automatically stimulates the other side so I tend to collect more milk:)
1419423
Not sure you would want to. Comfortable to sleep on but needs to have air added everyday. Loses air throughout the night. Just a little but noticeable in the morning.
883789
Although I have not tried sleeping in them, I can tell you that they are soft, soft, soft. I can't think of any reason why they would disturb your sleep.
17202
Yes, I use them for sleeping as I can't tolerate any type of foam ear plugs. I like the way the silicone molds to the shape of my ears without causing the pain and discomfort of the foam inside my ear canal.
1550996
I also wear mine to sleep, but it is a snug fit and I do not see why you couldn't wear it for running. Kim
273834
I couldn't. Instead try Walgreen's soft silicone disposable (but reusable) earplugs. They're sticky and go on the ear canal rather than in it, like the foam ones do. I wear them on long plane flights. For sleep you could lie on your side and they still wouldn't be uncomfortable. With the 3M earmuffs you'd have to lie flat on your back to even have a hope of sleeping. The Walgreens type come in a hard plastic case in packs of 12 BTW.
684501
I seriously doubt it. I'm so disappointed with these. At first they felt soft but thin as paper, the banding to hold them to the bed stretches out and prevents them from staying on. I wouldn't recommend them at all.
1034310
I think they would be a little bulky and likely uncomfortable to fall asleep with them on.
1377656
I think you can wear them at bed time, but I choose not too. I want my legs free and the skin to breath. First thing in the morning, I put them on and wear them until bed time. It's a personal choice, I think.
142602
No. Well I can't sleep while wearing these. The metal of the earbuds protrudes and it hurts my ears to lie on my side. So if you're a back sleeper then you might be able to sleep in these. I do use them when I meditate. In a upright position. They block out external noise enough for me to turn off/tune out.
2267028
To be honest, I haven't tried sleeping with them on, but the flat design should make them comfortable as they fit nicely against the ear.
524478
Put them on when you go to bed for the night. Take them off in the morning and repeat. Hope this answers your questionsRSF Products
75021
You can wear them but you won't be able to do anything with your hands because your entire hand is cupped over the cushion including the fingers. Also, they are not made of very tough material and would likely tear or wear pretty fast if you were trying to work with them on. They are great for wearing at night though (as advertised).
30779
yes, I would highly recomend them. You will be able to sleep on your side with them on. I use them only in the daytime around loud noise, it blocks out 75% of the volume.
862642
My guess is no for sleeping. Unless you lay on your back and never turn. They are also a bit tight on the head, so that could be annoying too. Ear plugs are a better bet...
1166994
I'm not sure what the benefit to that would be? The product packaging suggests "working up to wearing them for an hour at a time" -- I'm not a doctor, only a consumer, but I can't imagine where extended (i.e. multi-hour) wearing is going to get you any significant "greater benefit." I don't find them "that" comfortable, so sleeping in them doesn't sound enjoyable, but I'm sure it's possible...
734306
Never an issue. I sometimes have them on for 7 hours while I sleep during the day.