15 Pairs Air Chamber Eyeglass Nose Pads and 2 Pairs Eyeglass Retainer Sticky Pads Silicone Glasses Nose pad Stick on Eyeglass, Reading Glasses, Sunglasses, Silicone Nosepads (Multicolor)

So I normally don't review a product right after receiving it but in this case it's not really something that can break on you and you don't have to wait a while to make sure it functions properly so in this case I'm comfortable giving some brief feedback even though I literally just received this item as I'm typing this. There's not really much to say with this, either it does what it is supposed to or it does not and it only has one function, to stop your glasses from slipping. I can say for me this product worked perfectly. I originally ordered this item for the nose grip pieces because that's where it seemed my glasses were slipping from but I ended up not even using them. I actually put on the ear-hook pieces first and tried on my glasses and they were snug and stayed in place just like I was wanting so I didn't really bother using the nose grip adhesives pads. So for me, this product worked and the effect was immediate. For anyone wondering about the ear hooks and if they will fit your glasses, you obviously can't tell in the images but they are a rubbery, polymer material that can stretch which is why they state they are "universal" as far as fit. The ends of the arms on my glasses are a bit long, but the ear hooks had no issues stretching to fit over them. Really good product that does what I need it to do, can't ask for much more than that.

I’ve had these for a few months now and here’s my love/hate with them... 1. I’m giving 4/5 stars because the ear hook piece does work excellently at keeping my glasses on. I can lower and shake my head without my glasses sliding or falling. 2. Downside to the ear pieces is that if your hair is pulled away from your ears or you have short hair, it’s going to show. I pretty much wear my glasses at home when I’m not wearing my contacts so this isn’t a huge deal breaker for me. The ear pieces are fairly easy to slide on and off the glasses. 3. While the nose pieces have a strong adhesive, they almost have too much. I thoroughly cleaned the bridge of the glasses before applying them and they still had a slight sliding when pressing on them after placement. This got worse as time went on. You can see in one of the attached pics. When I decided to take them off completely, I needed to use GooGone and scrape with my fingernail (it was kind of a sticky mess)... but it did eventually come off. So I guess in the end, I would recommend the ear pieces (if showing won’t affect/bother you) for glasses that don’t stay well on your nose/face. But a thumbs down on the nose pieces. The ear pieces would be worth paying the price of also getting the nose pieces even if you’re only after the ear pieces.

These have made my glasses comfortable. Have not worn wire frames in years, because the nose pieces actually made dark indents on the bridge of my nose, and were very painful. The little silicon babies are easy to apply and they last (per pair) about a month. After that, they begin to slip out of place. I replace them, and good to go again. I would prefer they would come is all clear and all black, not both together. Black ones are too dark for me. They "draw attention" so to speak, and I don't want that. The Clear ones are super! That's the only reason I gave them 4 starrs. Also, my frames are child frames, so I must trim them to size. No problem. Easy to do. I will be ordering them again, and again.

**Updates 2** This pair lasted about 10 days. See image I uploaded. I’ll go through a package of these once a couple months. They always decide to adhering at the worst times. This time while reading on the commode. **Update** Its been about a week with the nose pads on, Yesterday the area on my nose where the pad reset started to feel bruised, and were dark red. when I checked the nose pads one was starting to fall off. This morning, they both came right off when wearing them. Oddly, the sticky residue left behind seems to work better keeping my glasses on. I will try another set of pads and hope they last longer than a week. Recently due to wearing a mask and gloves i accidentally dropped and stepped on my daily glasses. they have a scratch right in the center of one of the lenses, so i pulled out my cheaper spares. They always fit loosely on the nose area and i find myself constantly pushing them back up. when they ride low, they actually effect my breathing a little. I used the little adhesive pads, they were a little hard to put on without seeing since i dont have my glasses on, but they stick well, and after a day wearing them i've adjusted to the feeling. they are grippy on the skin as well. that part took some getting used to, now they stay up where they belong and feel normal now. I would purchase again. be sure to clean the area on the nose pads with alcohol to ensure its oil free and clean.

Okay so I was having trouble keeping my new cute plastic frame glasses on & also my 2 children always complained about their glasses falling off so I thought (there must be a solution) so i got on amazon. I was skeptical about the reviews because a lot of people complained about the nose peices being to large but there was so many at a steal of a price so I bought them anyways, plus I was sick of my glasses drooping or falling off, it drove me nuts. Well....... I received my package today and sat down with my 2 kids to figure it out. First pair of glasses we tested we put the nose part on, it worked but yes they were bulky. Second pair we only put on the ear peices on. The ear pieces are where it's at! So we all put ear pieces on out glasses after that and ditched the nose peices. I was so excited !Finally! These ear peices were the solution to our problems. To fully test them out I put on some death metal & we all headbanged/ jumped up and down like we were in a mosh pit & no glassed left our faces. They are silicone so they stretched right over my bulky frames :) now I'm going to search just for the ear peices to buy incase we need more but they're pretty steardy so I think I just want any excuse to buy them like maybe give them out to family BECAUSE I'M JUST THAT EXCITED ABOUT THESE EAR PEICE THINGS AND THEY WORK SO WELL

This glasses nose pad works very well! It is made of very strong silicone material, but it is comfortable for my nose when worn. I used to let my glasses slide down, but now I have such glasses nose pads, it really solved my problem. It is very easy to use. It is self-adhesive, I just need to peel off the label on it, and then stick it to my glasses. It uses the 3M industrial glue on the back of the nose pads to have strong adhesion, I may not have to worry about the nose pads coming off

I wasted money buying these to attempt to salvage a couple of pair of cute glasses that I bought from Warby Parker. The problem was that Warby Parker's frames and lens are just too heavy with my prescription and the material they use for their frames. The nose pads just added more weight to the problem even if they seemed to initially delay some sliding. It's better to just purchase glasses that properly fit your face than to waste time using these sorts of solutions. If it's a sunny 78*F outside or greater, good luck getting these nose pads to stick for long. What are you going to do if one nose pad falls off in public and you don't have the spares on you but you still need to use your eyeglasses to see and get around? Also, count the number of nose pads they send you. I was short-changed quite a bit and the seller had to send me another package with more nose pads to make up for it.

I’m about to order these for the second time - I misplaced my first packet and I like them enough to buy again. I’ll say that the adhesive doesn’t stay on permanently, so if there’s room from improvement that would be where to focus. In my experience they stay on pretty securely for 2-4 weeks, which seems good enough to me. They definitely are a huge improvement for my glasses and keep them up where they should be on my face. I don’t physically feel them at all so very comfortable. Getting them on can be a little tricky, in terms of lining them up level without accidentally sticking them somewhere you didn’t mean to, but as far as I can tell it doesn’t make a ton of difference how level they truly are, and I’m sure frames designed differently than mine would make that a bit easier as well. Overall, definitely worth the $8.