“What is the NRR rating. Trying to help and employee block out 63 dB (people chewing chips with an open mouth) because he has mesophonia and want him to be able to work in comfort.”
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Thank you for your question on behalf of your employee. Nuheara products are not certified as a hearing protection device and do not meet any of the OSHA hearing protection regulations. Nuheara products shouldn't be used to protect one's ears from high levels of noise that could cause noise induced hearing loss such as loud industrial environments. Therefore, no NRR rating is available. Nuheara's active noise cancellation reduces ambient noise across all frequencies to provide comfort and better listening ability in typical background noise environments at home, work and social environments. This comfort in noise can be controlled with the World "on' verse "off" settings in the IQbuds App for iOS and Android, or by a simple tap touch to the right IQbuds 2 MAX earbud. Typical speech in quite comes in at about 65dB SPL when measured with a sound level meter, so a background sound of 63dB SPL would be similar when using the IQbuds 2 MAX with World Off activated (Active Noice Cancellation at the maximum reduction) and should provide comfort for your employee. Because listening preferences are different and subjective between individuals, the only way to really find out of the IQbuds 2 MAX will benefit your employee is to purchase a pair and then try them in the preferred environments. Should your employee not find benefit, then they can return the product per the return policy where the product was purchased. Our mission is to change lives by enhancing the power to hear. And our company policy is that we want you to be successful with our smart hearing solutions that are affordable and accessible.
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