So I just randomly stumbled upon some noise-canceling earbuds that can be helpful for hearing loss,
and it turns out there are several reviews from neurodivergent people (including autistic people referencing sensory overload) saying they were helpful -
nuheara.com/usa/products/
and it turns out there are several reviews from neurodivergent people (including autistic people referencing sensory overload) saying they were helpful -
nuheara.com/usa/products/
I've never heard of them at all but feel like it's definitely worth mentioning in case anyone thinks it would help them. I think most reviews were referencing the IQbuds2 Max.
The most common complain is that even the "small" earbud size is still painful &/or falls out easily.
The most common complain is that even the "small" earbud size is still painful &/or falls out easily.
But at least two people reviewed it who were autistic and said it helped with canceling out loud sounds, other people said it helped cancel out chewing sounds. And it has a lot of different environmental settings. Not sure if it would be good for hyperacusis or not specifically.
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