Ear plugs are designed to offer optimum protection to the ear in water.
They used to be extremely uncomfortable, but nowadays they fit snugly into the ear.
Usually made of soft silicone, their role is to reduce the risk of water and cold air entering the auditory canal during swimming or showering.
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