Soft Silicone Eyeglasses Temple Tips Sleeve Retainer,Anti-Slip Elastic Comfort Glasses Retainers For Spectacle Sunglasses Reading Glasses Eyewear (6Pairs Black)

I've been using a pair of Ultem glasses from Zenni optical. They're lightweight plastic with extra-thin arms that are perfect for use with a headset. However, those thin arms are very uncomfortable on the ears. I found myself constantly adjusting them and my ears getting more and more irritated. So, I bought these to fix that issue! So, are they good? Surprisingly, they fit and held onto the arms very well. I was worried they wouldn't, given that the arms are very thin. They're much more comfortable to wear without the headset now. The silicone grips do their job well, and I would recommend them. Unfortunately for me, adding these grips bulked up the arms of the glasses to the point that they don't fit well with my headset anymore. Going forward I'll probably just wear a different set of frames when going out. If you're in my very specific situation these might not be for you, otherwise they're great.

I have a love-hate relationship with glasses. They slide and hurt my ears and nose, but these have stopped that. Glasses are so much more comfortable. They do grab my hair when I put on and take off my glasses, but it's worth it and eaily tolerable.

I recently bought a new pair of frames that were prone to slipping down, or falling off altogether. It was extremely frustrating in the summertime when you would perspire a bit as they would simply not stay in position. I liked the frames otherwise and was willing to try anything so when I saw these I thought "why not". I will say that these work well. If you are simply looking for something to alleviate the problem with glasses not staying in place, these are a comfortable and effective solution. If you are looking for a steadfast way of keeping glasses in place during rigorous activity, I would suggest the "ear hook" design offered by the same manufacturer. The main difference is that the "ear hook" design wraps around the entire back of the ear and really holds the glasses in place no matter what. The downside to that is that its a little more cumbersome to take the glasses on and off. These on the other hand, just add some traction to the back of the arm of the glasses which helps keep them in place. I find the glasses stay in place under normal circumstances, and you can take them on or off normally. I bought both designs and use them both under certain conditions. Generally... these are fine, but if I'm going to an amusement park, riding a motorcycle, or playing sports, I use the ear hook design and those glasses stay put!

Perfect solution to eyeglass ear discomfort. My last set were cotton, tended to bunch up, and looked king of geeky. They in fact so bulky that it made my eyeglasses difficult to fit into the case. They were also prone to slipping off when I removed my glasses (which caused me to lose a couple.) These silicone sleeves, on the other hand, are slender enough not to interfere with the case, grip the eyeglasses stubbornly (no chance of sliding off), are very comfortable to wear, and---big bonus---keep my glasses from sliding down my nose! They also look great, mainly because you can't see them...reduces the geek factor to almost zero. Very pleased.

they have to be changed frequently due to sliding off

A good product, easy to install and versatile. Universal for many style ear pieces.

For the past few years, I've been using the spaghetti-o looking hooks, and the long loop behind the ear looking hooks. They work fine until oil collects on them, then they slip. They also look terrible on the glasses. These hooks blend with the eyeglass legs and are the most aesthetically pleasing, they hold the eyeglasses in place just as well, and they are less prone to slipping, because they're long and have a lot of surface space that prevents oil from getting and causing slips.

I tried 3 different styles of eyeglass “grippers” and I found this to be the best for me. They are the most comfortable, I don’t “feel” them while I’m wearing the glasses. If I bend over to pick something up, my glasses don’t slide down. Great! The other styles that I tried were the ones that look like a little circle and the ones that look like a comma. They both worked fine but were less comfortable for me.