Talk:Hearing protection device
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Common Sound Levels Picture
[edit]I appreciate that the picture provided in the first section can give readers a sense for relative intensity of common sounds. However, on the left-hand side, there is an arrow pointing at hearing loss risk occurring well above 100 dB. I feel that this is inaccurate (simply look at OSHA's OELs) and should be replaced with a picture either without the risk statement or further explanation of different levels of risk at various sound levels.