Simons Earplug

Do you need extra study time, but have no quiet retreat where you can escape into silence?

Simon's ear plugs for studying are just the thing you need to ensure that your study time is optimum for quiet and concentration, even in a noisy cafeteria or study hall. Simon's ear plugs for studying are designed for the busy college or high school student who has trouble with concentration in loud areas.

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How does background noise affect our concentration? Mark A. W. Andrews, director and professor of physiology at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine at Seton Hill University in Greensburg, Pa., replies

WARNING: Secondhand Noise In the Area

It creates stress and stimulates aggression and other social behaviors. It causes headaches, makes you irritable, and can keep you from getting a good night’s sleep. It can raise your blood pressure and cause heart disease and hearing loss over time. Surely, this sounds like something that has to be dealt with. What is it? Noise.

Noise that is experienced by people who did not produce it is called second hand-noise. Like secondhand smoke, secondhand noise can have negative impacts on people without their consent. Exposure to secondhand noise occurs in many places such as homes, the workplace, restaurants and bars, on a city street, at a park, and many other places we frequent.

Some examples of secondhand noise include:
- An airplane flying over your house or place of residence
- Trains traveling near your home or workplace all day long
- Cars, trucks, tractor trailers, buses and motorcycles driving up and down the roads
- Construction workers using jack hammers or operating heavy equipment like bulldozers
- A constant humming noise of a neighbor’s loud HVAC unit running constantly
- A neighbor with a dog that barks constantly
- Noise coming from excessively loud car stereos
- Loud noise from small engine powered landscaping machines.

Let’s face it, eliminating secondhand noise is virtually impossible in the 21st century as things stand today. Even staying in your house or place of residence can’t keep secondhand noise out. It’s getting harder and harder to find quiet environments. While separating smokers from nonsmokers, cleaning the air, opening windows, and ventilating buildings can eliminate secondhand smoke exposure, it’s much more difficult with sound and noise. Unlike light waves, sound waves travel through walls of the places we live, work, and frequent. While it’s impossible to eliminate all noise in an environment, here is something by which you can mitigate the amount of noise entering your ears.
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