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EARPLUG FITTING TOOL

Bringing consistency to foam earplug fittings

Sert-A-Plug: Soft Foam Earplug Fitting Tool

The foam earplug carries the NRR and the protection, Sert-A-Plug inserts the earplug consistently

Featuring the Patented Cert-A-Fit® Technology 

In a study presented at the National Hearing Conservation Association’s 2026 conference, users achieved an average PAR of 28.8 dB when foam plugs were inserted with Sert-A-Plug after brief instruction, versus 17.2 dB for naive manual self-insertion measured in the same study. A second group of 44 occupational hearing conservation students, tested in five West Coast cities, averaged 26.8 dB with the applicator after instructor demonstration (Johnson & McCall, NHCA 2026). PAR is a personal fit measurement; individual results vary with ear anatomy, plug selection, and insertion technique. The foam earplug carries its Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) under the manufacturer’s EPA-regulated label..

Specializing in the most important aspect of foam earplug usage, the FIT! Fit Matters “Because It’s Loud Out There!”

  • Consistency in foam earplug fittings — Foam earplugs seat to their design depth consistently.
  • Ease of application — Simple, efficient, and easy to use!

MR Safe for MRI Environments

Sert-A-Plug is MR Safe

J3 Group labels Sert-A-Plug MR Safe in accordance with ASTM F2503, the recognized standard for marking items for use in magnetic resonance (MR) environments.

Insights & Updates From the Hearing Protection World

John Matthew Johnson Featured in NHCA Spectrum Member Spotlight

Sert-A-Plug’s John Matthew Johnson was featured in the latest edition of NHCA Spectrum as part of its Member Spotlight series.... READ MORE

Sert-A-Plug appearance on the NHCA Discussion Panel

Founders John Johnson and Mark Anderson on the “Hearing is Quality of Life” series hosted by the National Hearing Conservation... READ MORE

First-of-its-kind Research Study

Siletz Tribal members John Johnson (Tribal elder) and son Shawn Johnson, J3 group LLC, were in Siletz in early April... READ MORE