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This post has me very intrigued
You can buy a DIY kit for ~$20. Mine work great, though I’ve never gotten professional ones so I can’t compare.
Radian on Amazon, they work like two-part epoxy. You can also make custom fit earbud covers to have noise cancelling earbuds that are super comfortable. If you get the Radian kit, put a water bottle cap sized spacer between your teeth while they cure. They will seal better.
https://www.radians.com/products/composite-radians-custom-molded-earplugs-and-accessories?hsLang=en#features
I use IEM's constantly and usually use a silicone tip, but honestly it's time to get molded. You just have to be disciplined enough not to lose them.