Putty Buddies Floating Earplugs for Swimming & Bathing (Invented by Physician) Keep Water Out (10-Pair) Blue

My son got tubes put in at 10 months old, but he LOVES bath time. His ENT recommended these, and for $20 you can't beat 'em!He's 13 months old now and we still have half a pack left.Since he's so little, we only use one at a time (tear it in half and put half of one in each ear). They mold to his ear and stick in there pretty well for bath time. He likes to dunk his head underwater and so far, no leaks.Also, we reuse the same pair about 3 or 4 times before tossing them.I ordered more and the Ear Bandit for summer time for the pool.

Putty buddies are hands down my favorite ear plugs. I had swimmers ear a lot as a kid and unfortunately that trait was passed to my son. He has been faithfully wearing earplugs while swimming for at least four years. Putty buddies last the longest of any brand I have tried. They don’t fall out (unless they have been worn too much and it’s time to replace). My son never complains about how they feel in his ears.

Got these for my almost 2 year old to help keep water out during bath time because he has tubes in his ears. They work amazingly! And they don’t bother him at all, and so he leaves them alone and they stay in place all bath time. His ears are so small so I tear one in half and use one half for each ear. So now my supply also goes a lot further because of that as well. They’re pretty easy to put in place and come out easily by pushing on the back of the ear. Love this product and only disappointed I didn’t find it sooner lol.

My son really likes the Putty Buddies. It's easily molded into his ears and he never complains about them when they are in his ears. I ordered the 10 pack and have given a lot of them away to friends because I know their kiddos will like them too. You can use them over and over again as well. *If your child takes them out in the water or you use them with wet hands, they won't mold as well to the ear.

These really do float and work pretty well at keeping water out. However in the southern heat they do melt and have have fallen out!