Pro Nose Guard-For Eyeglass Suspension

I had skin cancer removed from the bridge of my nose and it was very sore. I wear glasses full time, so this was a challenge.Pros: The nose guard does what it's designed to do by keeping the glasses lifted off of your nose. Also, if you have to change from distance glasses to reading glasses for example, this gadget makes it easy to switch them out.Cons: Like any type of headband, over a period of time it can get a little annoying to wear. It has a small foam pad in the front where it rests against the forehead, so that helps. Also, if it were a beige color it would blend better with the skin. The bright white stands out, therefore, it's a little difficult to wear when you're out and about. Had it been beige/brown it could possibly be worn with a visor and not be too noticeable. The quality is mediocre.I gave it 5 stars because it does do exactly what it is designed to do.

Don’t contemplate, just get it! Complete life saver for someone who wears glasses daily and just had a rhinoplasty.

It keeps my glasses off bridge of my nose so my nose can heal.

After undergoing several nasal surgeries I was instructed not to wear my glasses on my nose for 8 weeks. When I asked them what I should do they recommended taping my glasses to my forehead. I did this initially but it became very painful so I searched for a better solution and found this. This nose guard is pretty painless for the most part, it can get tiring to wear all day but upon getting my cast removed I was able to tolerate wearing it all day without any discomfort. When I switched to this from taping my glasses to my face, sooo much pain was relived. Highly recommend getting this if you’re undergoing nasal surgery.

Truly the most uncomfortable product (at least for me). Gave me a headache each time after a few minutes of using it. I’ve tried to adjust the straps, but even then the discomfort still remains there and it becomes less secure. Glasses do float away from the bridge of the nose when standing up or sitting up; however, if you look/lie down, glasses are most likely to touch your nose bridge. It’s a smart product, but it defeats the purpose and it’s far from comfortable. Granted for the price, the low quality material used is as expected. Another downside is that it is non-returnable. Personally, it’s an okay short-term solution. As of result, I am considering ordering Norscan RhinoShield instead.

I purchased this because of my rhinoplasty, as I was instructed to not put pressure on my nose bridge. Honestly, I wish I had purchased this sooner! I was roaming around blind w/o glasses and grew tired of holding them up with my hand.This product does a great job of holding up my glasses. It’s fairly easy to adjust and get used to, after a while I forgot I was wearing it. If you're getting your nose done and use glasses, this item is must-have. Also, it’s pretty durable I haven’t been treating it with care (e.g. throwing it around, dropping it in the floor, yanking it off my head) and it’s held up.

Excellent product particularly after surgery to repair broken nose and deviated septum. Keeps glasses off the bridge of my nose. Perfect for the 6 to 8 week healing period before I can comfortably wear my reading glasses again. UPDATE: 4/5/17 The plastic part that held my glasses broke. Until then these worked well.

It does what I need it to do, which is keep my glasses off my nose!!! I only wear it for nighttime driving when nobody can see me LOL!!!! It’s a lot less noticeable now the splint is off and a hairband would cover the elastic and make it less noticeable. A tip to putting it on: Stretch the band as wide as you can and put over your head, and down around your neck. Then take the front and stretch up over your nose to rest on your forehead. That way the back is under your hair. I also found it was easier to avoid hitting my nose that way.