
Did you know that, without hearing protection, just 7.5 minutes at a rock concert or 15 minutes in a cheering stadium crowd can potentially damage your hearing?
Following is a chart that will give you additional information about the types of noises that can be harmful. This chart is not all-inclusive, but is presented for general education purposes only.
| Decibel Level | Risk from Exposure | Example |
| 85 Decibels | Beginning of OSHA Regulations | City Traffic |
| 90 Decibels | Risk of Damage in 8 Hours | Lawn Mower |
| 95 Decibels | Risk of Damage in 4 Hours | Motorcycle |
| 100 Decibels | Risk of Damage in 2 Hours | MP3 Player |
| 105 Decibels | Risk of Damage in 1 Hours | Jackhammer |
| 110 Decibels | Risk of Damage in 30 Minutes | Snow Mobile |
| 115 Decibels | Risk of Damage in 15 Minutes | Stadium Crowd |
| 120 Decibels | Risk of Damage in 7.5 Minutes | Rock Concert |
| 125 Decibels | Pain Threshold | Firecracker |
| 140 Decibels | Immediate Danger to Hearing | Gunshot |
Please take every precaution to protect your hearing! And if you wear the SeboTek PAC, ask your hearing care professional about the ability to program one of your device's memories as an Electronic Earplug. The PAC is the only device in the world that offers this benefit, which can provide protection against loud, sudden noises, without eliminating the benefits your hearing instrument provides otherwise.