Staying Safe While Working From Home
The coronavirus outbreak has changed the way that we live, play, and work in major ways. Businesses have OSHA, WHO, the CDC, and other local organizations to turn to for...
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How to Prevent Hearing Loss
Noise is one of the most common occupational hazards in many workplaces. This is especially true in industrial settings, where there is often constant background noise that increases the danger...
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Moldex Battleplugs are the Ideal Earplugs for Shooters
The Moldex Battleplugs are a new type of reusable earplug. These patented, baffled hearing protection devices have two modes which provide completely different noise reduction ratings. A small hinge on...
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Protect Your Hearing this Summer with Pura-Fit 6800 Earplugs
Work sites are often noisy places. If you're looking for high-quality disposable hearing protection, you can be sure your team will be satisfied with the Pura-Fit 6800 Earplugs from Moldex....
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What are the Best Ways to Protect Your Ears While Working?
Your ears are pretty incredible if you consider what they can do. They can hear a wide range of noises from a cricket in the field to the roar of...
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How to Protect Your Ears at An Airshow or Concert
Noise levels will be high around the San Francisco Bay this weekend. Fleet Week is here and with it the loud, loud sound of six F/A-18 Hornets flying overhead at...
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Earplugs & Earmuffs: Two is Better than One
Sometimes less isn't more, especially when it comes to your hearing. If you work in an extremely loud environment, a single pair of earplugs or earmuffs just doesn't provide as...
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Why Heavy Equipment Operators Love Pura-Fit 6800 Earplugs
Customers occasionally send in reviews of the products they have purchased from PKSafety.com. We appreciate hearing how our products hold up in the field, and what are the favorites, especially...
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How to Put In Earplugs
Worn properly an earplug like the Howard Leight Max NRR 33 can be used in noise up to 110 dB(A). 110 dB is roughly equivalent to someone blowing a whistle...
