Eyeglass Nose Pads, Adhesive Anti-Slip Nose Pads, Soft Silicone Nose Pad Cushion for Glasses, Eyeglasses, Sunglasses, 12 Pairs(Clear)

Work great. Stay on longer than most of these things.

These nose pads were exactly what I needed. They keep my frames off my nose and cheeks and keep my glasses from slipping off. They are very comfortable and not noticeable on my frames. The only problem I had is they don’t last as long as I’d hoped. I got about 3 weeks out of the first pair. Some background: I wear my glasses all day. I keep them in a case at night and I don’t mess with them at all during the day. The adhesive wore off on its own and my glasses slipped down my nose. The adhesive itself was very easy to clean off with some rubbing alcohol. They work great, I just wished they lasted longer.

Due to one of my eyes having THE worst prescription in comparison to the other, one side of my glasses is thus heavier due to the bulkiness of the lenses. This causes my glasses to pressed down heavily into my nose bridge and leaves me with a killer headache that I’d often either be removing my glasses for long periods of times or popping back pain killers every few hours.With these nose pads however, it’s been a god send.Once they were on I felt that the weight of the glasses were a lot softer and soon enough my headaches stopped bothering me. Of course my glasses are still heavy but the cushioning sort of softened the experience.They last for a long time until it needs to be changed, and usually the way I can tell it needs changing is by a headache or that the pads have flattened.The adhesive is really strong and sticky so be sure you’re putting them in the direction you want and where you want them. Taking them off you can still feel the strong stickiness even after so much use.

I thought I would try these because they are thinner than the brand I like, and would not be so noticeable (if the others even are noticeable at all).However, I use pads not so the glasses do not slip around, and these are so grippy that the stick like glue to the nose - yet not in a bad way; but I use pads because I have an extreme skin sensitivity and have yet to find anything that doesn't leave a rash and tiny sores on my nose when wearing glasses.[No point to read on if you don't have a similar sensitivity]I have tried different glasses with different pads (hypo-allergenic and not) or no pads at all, but I end up with a rash and if worn too long, a little blister-like sore will appear. I have seen an allergist, but would have to undergo a long screening for skin allergies to different materials (like metals and such) and may never find what I'm allergic to, and what could be done about it anyway? Stop wearing glasses?I do wear contacts, but that has been a struggle since I have severe dry eyes - (even had surgery to block the drain ducts). And, at some point during the day, even contact-wearers must wear their glasses! So for those short periods in the morning and evening, the rash gets worse, unfortunately, and this brand does nothing to minimize it like the Setex Gecko Grip 1mm Anti Slip Eyeglass Nose Pads - those don't eliminate it, but do minimize it.Now, this is probably TMI for most, but in case someone else suffers with the same sensitivity as I do, this might be helpful.

Don’t stay put even a few hours and put divets on my nose due to them not being completely flat which is Not good for my sensitive skin. Not worth returning since I had to use so many waiting for different ones to come.

For the first time in a couple of decades, I got horn rimed glasses. And I found them sliding down my nose quite a bit.I put these on today, and it seems to have eliminated that problem. They are comfortable, but I'm definitely aware that they are there. I figured that I just need to get used to them.They were super simple to put on, I just cleaned the nose pieces on the glasses, then peel & stick.

Attaching them is very difficult. Backing paper is hard to remove. Once applied, they last for about 2 weeks and then start sliding off, leaving a sticky gooey result. Not a very reliable product.

My glasses stay where they should on my nose now. 3M adhesive has served me well in other applications so I think it should do well on these nose pads. Removing the protective backing was the hardest part of getting them on my glasses. Positioning was a bit tricky but not too bad and I was able to reposition the first one before it was all the way on. Long fingernails helped here. Hopefully it will be a long time before I need to find out how easily they come off I chose these because they're the thinnest I could find and for the 3M adhesive - the backing is marked 3M. They do show a little but I doubt anyone will notice and I don't care as long as my glasses stay in place. They come in a small plastic box with a hinged lid. As long as I can remember where I put them (in a safe place you know) they'll be ready to use when I or someone else needs them. With 12 pairs I should be set for a long time making them a very good value for the price. Yes, I counted them to be sure of having 11 spare pairs.I was constantly having to push my glasses up. I mean as soon as I pushed them into place they slipped. I haven't had to do that once since I put these babies in place. I can crinkle up my nose and they don't go astray. Would I recommend them? Every day of the week and twice on Sunday. If your plastic frames need a bit of help you need these. I included a photo of my nose. I wanted to know how they look on before buying and couldn't find a picture in any reviews of any brand I looked at. Maybe someone will find it helpful.Full disclosure: I also got the no slip temple things and the combination is a winner!April 10 These have stayed on with no problems. They don't come loose when I wash my glasses under running water. They've given me no problems.