How loud is too loud? NHS advice on noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL)

🔊 In this video, we explore the critical question: "How loud is too loud?" Learn about noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) and how you can protect your hearing from damage caused by loud noises. 🦻 We'll cover the safe listening levels, the impact of prolonged exposure to loud sounds, and practical tips to prevent hearing loss. 🎧 Whether you're at a concert, using power tools, or listening to music through headphones, understanding how to protect your ears is essential. It really is much easier to damage your hearing than you think.
Whispering 🗣️: 20-30 dB
Normal conversation 🗨️: 60 dB
City traffic 🚗: 85 dB
Motorcycle 🏍️: 95 dB
Lawn mower 🌿: 85-90 dB
Concert 🎸: 100-120 dB
Chainsaw 🪚: 110-120 dB
Rock concert or jet engine at takeoff 🎤✈️: 120-140 dB
Siren 🚨: 110-120 dB
Fireworks 🎆: 140-160 dB
Stay informed and keep your hearing safe! 🛡️
For more information, visit:
👉 NHS inform | www.nhsinform....
👉 RNID | rnid.org.uk/