Can I sleep in them?
1637313
They're too bulky and they make your ears sweat a lot. Don't think it'll be a good idea.
1637314
I sleep in them all the time--on airplanes. Never tried them at home, where I suspect earplugs might be more comfortable. Son Number Four uses earplugs from Amazon that come 200 to a container, orange.
1637315
I'd think they'd be damned uncomfortable unless you sleep on your back without turning your head to the side at all. But, then, I've never tried sleeping with them on, so I can't provide an answer from personal experience. You'd probably be better off using some ear plugs to block out noisy neighbors.
30784
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.However, for sleeping you could get the foam ones that are disposible from a drug store. These would drown out about the same volume.
803875
The instructions are online. you put them on your feet and sleep in them. pretty simple.
51825
Yes, but they are probably what is disappointing about this. They are very hard and hard to maneuver to stay "up". I bought myself a little sauna pillow and lay down (slightly).
257624
Don't usually wear them there...but they are very light...don't see any reason why you couldn't "rest" them on your neck occasionally
1892573
They comfortable, but I won't recommend sleeping with them. But if you do fall asleep, like many people said before, they do fall out to protect your ear I guess.
1377658
Speak with your doctor. I didn't wear them. Assuming you are lying down and your legs are even or raised above your heart you should not need to wear them to sleep in.
30783
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.
214270
No and I'm not sure you could. They are rather light so be careful when leaning in them.
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.
209131
I slept in them before and the velcro waistband left a mark. If you do just dont velcro it up. Then again it also scratches against you so its your choice
591928
I've never done it. It think it woukd be a little unconfortable for me. Also if you excersise during the day most likely they are going to be wet at night. However I was thinking on buying the pants and sleeping in them.
1367075
They are hard plastic. You would not be able to sleep in them. They are too big to sleep with.
423545
I've managed to sleep 6+ hours with them on. Not the most comfortable but not bad. If you can use a pillow you should be fine. I've used a rolled up aircraft blanket which was enough.
862643
Unless you sleep only on your back or stomach I would say no. They are comfortable enough to wear fir long periods, but if you turn on your side the hard plastic would be very uncomfortable.
1465253
Yeah you can wear them but I think if you are getting attacked in your sleep then i think you have grounds to break your lease.
104133
I didn't try to sleep with them. This particular brand did not give me enough compression (I'm 145 lbs). But my 83 year old husband, who has skinny legs found the this brand tight enough to wear during the day that his legs didn't get as tired (he walks about an hour and a half). I prefer the compression socks with specific milliliter sizes, rather than those which are just small medium and large. I ecommended a different brand, responding to an Amazon question like yours and my answer was removed. Neither found the need to wear them at night.