10 Pairs Eyeglass Nose Pads Silicone Soft Seft Adhesive Thin Anti-Slip Nosepads for Eyeglasses Glasses Sunglasses (Black 1mm)

I broke out with some type of lesion on the bridge of my nose. It was fast growing, doubling in size each day. After just a few days I contacted the dermatologist who saw me immediately. She did a biopsy and sent it off to the lab. I was advised when she did the biopsy it was one of 2. Thing 1. Cancer or 2. An allergy to the resin used for my glass frames. Thank God it was not cancer. Since I was not able to purchase a pair of glasses I ordered these silicone adhesive nose pads to stop the contact of the glass frames with my nose. They work great. They are comfortable, east to apply and stay in place. The negative things are the paper backing covering the adhesive can be a little stubrunto remove. If you don't replace them about every five days then the adhesive begins to break down and migrate to the glass lens. If this happens it is very hard to remove adhesive from the glass lens. It requires the use of alcohol to remove the old adhesive from the frames.But for wearing comfort and convience I find them very convient. Just be sure to replace them frequently.

I use these for a pair of acetate frames without permanent nose pads. I stand for 12+ hours looking at a computer all day at work and my glasses slowly migrating down my nose throughout the day drove me nuts. I tried the gaudy plastic pieces that stick on the arms as well as various other remedies, but I've found these to work best. Originally went with the Setex pad which were around $14 for 5 pair. Unfortunately these last only around 2 weeks due to heat, oils, etc and I didn't want to constantly drop money every month for 10 pieces of rubber. This listing gets you 40 pair for $10 and they're the same exact thing as the first brand I used. No-brainer.

Great for keeping my eyeglasses in place. Very durable and hold up a long time with strong adhesive.

These would have been great if they stayed on. They come off pretty easily. They're pretty thin too. I sometimes have to use two for better comfort.

ADHEHSIONThe adhesion is solid. They do stick well if placed exactly as you should. With that said, I just had the first set of pads come off, presumably due to water exposure and just general wear. Nevertheless, that is to be expected. I don't think I'd want an adhesive that is impossible to take off either, so I'm okay with the balance they've struck where they don't come off easily but they don't stay forever either.COMFORTThey're pretty comfortable. Right away you should notice a difference in how they relieve some of that "digging in" pain you get from all-day wear. One thing I knocked off a Comfort star for is the fact that they're a bit thick (this can be a good thing or a bad thing depending), but it's important to note because they will affect the placement of your glasses. In other words, they'll be raised once you put this on. So your frames (depending on the frames) may rise as high as the level of your eyebrows. Something to notice.EASE OF USEPeel adhesive, and place. Simple.

I probably ordered the wrong size.. but if they were the correct size, I'm sure they would be fine.

It’s tacky enough to stay out but after using it, the left side felt like it was cutting into my skin. After looking at my nose, I saw a slight cut where the additional pad sat. My other side was ok but it didn’t work well on my left side

The only thing about these that we didn't like is if you use hot water to clean your glasses it will leave a glue residue when you rinse and that takes a minute to get back off the lens. Other than that this is great and a good value if your glasses slip and drive you nuts.