Is it safe to go to loud concerts? How can I tell if it’s too loud?

Loud concerts can damage your hearing permanently, especially if you stand near the speaker. If you regularly go to concerts and experience your ears ringing, you’re likely causing permanent hearing damage. Earplugs can turn down the volume, which can protect your hearing and improve the music quality. Find out more.

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