Custom Hearing Protection

Hervey Bay

  • Government-Accredited Hearing Provider
  • No Out-of-Pocket Costs for Eligible Clients
  • Registered DVA Service Provider
  • Gold Standard Best Practice Clinic

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Hervey Bay Custom Hearing Protection

At Clayton Hearing in Hervey Bay, we provide custom hearing protection tailored to your ear shape, noise exposure level, and lifestyle.


Whether you need protection for work, music, sleep, or swimming, custom hearing protection offers a more secure and comfortable alternative to generic options.


Each set is moulded to your individual ear canal to improve performance, reduce irritation, and support long-term wear. Clients come to us from a range of industries and backgrounds—trades, manufacturing, hospitality, music, and more.


Some need filtered protection for noisy worksites, while others want support for sensory sensitivity or help managing background noise. We start by assessing your hearing needs and discussing where and how you’ll use your protection.


Many people also pair their fitting with a hearing test to check for early signs of hearing damage or follow up after ear wax removal to ensure the best fit.


We help you choose the right type and ensure your custom hearing protection fits well, works effectively, and lasts. To book a fitting or learn more, call 07 4184 2043.

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How We Make & Fit Them

Every fitting begins with a quick consultation to understand how you plan to use your custom hearing protection—whether for industrial noise, swimming, sleep, or loud venues.


Once we’ve confirmed the best type, we take an impression of your ear using soft, medical-grade material. This creates a mould that’s then sent to a lab to produce a set of hearing protectors made just for you.


We offer different styles depending on your needs. Musicians and workers who still need to hear clearly can choose filtered options that reduce loudness without distorting sound.


Sleep plugs are made from softer materials for overnight comfort. Swimmers may prefer plugs that block water while still allowing ambient sound. All options are built for durability, reusability, and ease of care.


We also show you how to wear, store, and clean your hearing protection so you get the most out of it. With a proper fit and the right design, custom hearing protection can help you reduce long-term hearing risk while staying comfortable throughout the day or night.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are custom earplugs used for?

    Custom earplugs are used to protect your ears in noisy environments, while swimming, or when trying to sleep. They’re made to fit your ears exactly, so they’re more comfortable and effective than standard plugs. People use them for work, music events, flying, or blocking out background noise at night. Filtered options are also available for situations where you still need to hear clearly.

  • Are custom earplugs better than regular ones?

    Yes—custom earplugs provide a better fit, more reliable noise reduction, and are much more comfortable for long-term use. Foam or silicone plugs often fall out or don’t seal properly. Because custom plugs are moulded to your ears, they’re reusable, easier to wear for extended periods, and generally last much longer with proper care.

  • Can I sleep with earplugs in?

    Yes, many people sleep with earplugs to block out snoring, traffic, or other background noise. Custom earplugs are ideal for this because they’re shaped to your ears, stay in place overnight, and don’t create pressure points. They’re softer than standard plugs and can be worn comfortably for long periods, making them a good choice for light sleepers or shift workers.

  • Do custom earplugs block all noise?

    No earplug blocks all sound completely, but custom earplugs offer excellent noise reduction by sealing the ear more effectively than generic plugs. They significantly lower harmful or unwanted noise while still allowing safe ambient sounds through, depending on the design. Filtered options are available for those who need to hear speech clearly while reducing overall volume.