Comply

For Comply, it all began in the year 1990 with a serial inventor and biochemist Robert Oliveira, PhD (aka Dr Bob) designing Comply. Dr Bob worked at 3M and dedicated 18 years of his life to developing products such as biochemical diagnostics and surgical instruments. Being an ear canal expert allowed him to guide a team at 3M which is credited for designing the world's first FDA-approved cochlear implant. Dr Bob's research brought a crucial aspect to light that the shape of the ear canal opening changes depending on multiple factors including the movements of the jaw, person's age, weight and hydration level. This discovery of the dynamic nature of ear canals was instrumental in the development of a varied range of patented memory foam ear tips which were designed for safe and better hearing experiences. Comply is credited to develop the world's first memory foam ear tips, popularly known as the Comply Foam Tips.

When you use Comply ear tips, you will realise the difference. Comply ear tips fit better, feel comfortable and improve the sound of your earphones. These ear tips fit so comfortably in your ear canal that once you use them, there is no going back to your regular ear tips. Since the viscoelastic memory foam technology is in use, Comply ear tips adapt themselves to the body temperature and the ear canal providing a custom fit. This seal fit ensures that the sound doesn't leak and the materials are engineered to resist the friction so that the ear tips stay in your ears. Comply ear tips come with optional filters that offer protection against ear wax and sweat. It has acoustic transparency with less than 2dB of transmission loss. These ear tips are available in multiple sizes ensuring that the ear tips fit most of the earphones.

Comply foam ear tips are used by top brands around the globe as they provide advanced noise isolation, in-ear retention and superior comfort. Comply ear tips gained popularity with audiology products and were extended to consumer electronics, military, law enforcement, industrial communications and hunting. Today, over 75 earphone brands use Comply ear tips to offer the best listening experience. Due to the expertise of Hearing Components, they have received multiple research grants from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD). The Hearing Components is an R&D centred company with expertise in foam formulation.