Earplugs for Swimming


When should you wear them?

Ear Plugs for Swimming, also called swimplugs should be worn when swimming or showering when it is necessary to keep water out of the ear. This may be to avoid an ear infection in dirty water, or when there is a perforation in the eardrum. Many children require the use of Ear Plugs for Swimming after receiving pressure equalization (PE) tubes in the ears following chronic ear infections. While the tubes are present, it is important to keep water out of the ear to prevent infection.


Who should wear them?

Anyone with pressure equalization tubes or a perforated eardrum
Those at risk for chronic ear infections
Those who swim in dirty or cold water

Types of Swim Earplugs

Custom Ear Plugs for Swimming. Can be purchased from a hearing healthcare professional. A mold is taken of the ear so that the plug fits snug in the ear and prevents any water entry.

Moldable Ear Plugs for Swimming. The next best option behind custom swimplugs. They are usually made of a silicone or wax material that can be molded into the bowl of the ear to keep water out.

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