• Quantity: 1 pair (2 pieces)  
• Style: Round plug  
• Material: Silicone  
• Flare: Double flare  
• Available Sizes: 3mm-38mm  
• Size: Measured at the wearable area by mm size  
• Wearable Length: 6mm, 8mm, or 10mm
• Total Length: 9.5mm, 11.5mm, or 13.5mm  
• Black silicone plugs with a matte appearance

You're not one-size-fits-all, you're one-size-fits-you. This is why we're excited to introduce the Depth Gauge Size System. Chances are, you know your size. We're talking about the diameter of your piercing, i.e. you're a 0g or 1". The other part of your size that has been ignored forever is the thickness of your lobes. Almost all plugs and tunnels are created with a "standard" size that's supposed to be a middle ground that fits most people. Sure, they fit most people, but that doesn't mean they're comfortable or look good. When your plugs are too long, they hang too far out the front and back of yours ears. Plugs that are too short don't have flares securely on both sides of your ears. In both cases, your plugs aren't super comfortable and are more likely to fall out due to the poor fit.

Now we offer 3 lengths to choose from to find your best fit. If you've ordered silicone plugs from us before, those are the Medium length with a wearable area of 8mm. How do they fit? If they're a bit long for you go down to the Small length with a wearable of 6mm. Need something bigger? Go up to the Large length for a wearable of 10mm. If you haven't worn our silicone plugs before you can still figure out which way to go. On a piece of paper, use a ruler to draw 3 separate lines, 9.5mm, 11.5mm, and 13.5mm. Now grab your best fitting pair of plugs and compare them to those lines. Think about how those plugs fit you. Even if they're your most comfortable, would you like them to be a bit smaller or larger? Compare the length of your plugs to our plugs to see which size would be your best fit.

Small - 6mm wearable, 9.5mm total length
Medium - 8mm wearable, 11.5mm total length
Large - 10mm wearable, 13.5mm total length
Wearable - the area between the flares, the part that sits inside your ears
Total length - the length from the front flare to the back flare