Cirrus Healthcare Products launches Vurse earplugs
Cirrus Healthcare Products, a provider of earplugs, is introducing Vurse earplugs, which offer "the ultimate combination of style, versatility and affordability in ear protection," per the company.
The earplugs feature two interchangeable ear-tip styles tailored for different sound environments, making them perfect for students, professionals, travelers and music enthusiasts, the company said.
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The ear-tip options include:
- Clarity Tips: Engineered for live events, work and travel, these tips reduce volume without sacrificing sound fidelity. A specialized pass-through sound reservoir ensures a listening experience at safer levels.
- Quiet Tips: Designed for studying, sleeping or moments of focused relaxation, these tips block out disruptions entirely.
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The company noted that both styles arrive with three sizes for a personalized, secure fit. The modular design of the earplugs also paves the way for future expansion, with additional ear-tip style packs currently in development.
At a price point of under $18, Vurse enters the earplug category as an affordable alternative to competing brands currently retailing at $34.99, the company noted.
“Prepare your ears for every moment—from high-energy live music to peaceful study sessions—with VURSE earplugs. Because your hearing deserves the best, without compromise,” the company said.
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Vurse earplugs will be available for sale in-store and online this fall.
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Another offering from Cirrus Healthcare Products is The EarPlanes+ app, which measures cabin air pressure in real-time during a flight and sends a notification when EarPlanes earplugs should be worn to prevent ear pain.
EarPlanes earplugs are designed to help flyers prevent ear pain and popping due to the rapid air pressure changes in-flight. The EarPlanes+ app completely takes the guesswork out of when the earplugs need to be worn, the company said.
EarPlanes+ utilizes the air pressure sensor (barometer) built-in to consumers' smartphones and the app will send a push notification when air pressure becomes unstable (even if consumers are using other apps), to communicate whether to use your EarPlanes earplugs. The app can work without signal on Airplane Mode.