Gecko Grip Ultra-Thin 0.6mm Anti Slip Eyeglass Nose Pads, (5 Black Pair) USA Made, 2500 Innovative Microstructured Fibers per Nose Pad, 0.6mm x 7mm x 16mm

Works well, very comfortable and minimal slips very happy with purchase

I was a tad reluctant with some of the mixed reviews on these nose pad. But I can say, without a doubt that I am pleasantly surprised! They come neatly packed in a little plastic container within a foil zippered package. I use an alcohol wipe in order to clean the surface and then adhered the nose pad onto the bridge of the glasses. They provide just a little bit of cushion that makes it much more enjoyable than the original smooth hard plastic bridge pads that came with my Ray-Ban's. I put these on my Ray-Ban Wayfarer glasses and they should have been stock from the manufacturer! They grip and stick like a champ! They are universal fit, so they're not perfect by any means when applying to the bridge of the glasses, but they are small enough that they fit cleanly and make a great addition! The initial quality review or perception is fantastic, I have noticed that some of the little gecko like grippy finger fibers on the nose pad have appeared to Separate or change and that will probably mean they'll need to be changed sooner than later! I would've liked to think that they were going to last six months or a year, but it's honestly hard to tell if they will last more than a month but they do make a really nice feel and grip!

Now that I'm back to needing glasses daily for anything requiring detailed work such as being on the computer, any time I have to head outside, or basically any activity where I can't function with a little fuzziness from the safety of being indoors, I've found myself struggling the past couple of years mode than I remember ever needing to before to find a pair of glasses that stay on my face without slipping down my face or getting smudged every 5 minutes or just being uncomfortable. Of those issues, I was looking to find something to help me keep my main frames more firmly on my face, as they keep slipping down my nose every few minutes. This causes me to subconsciously try and scrunch my nose to keep them up when I dont actively push them up by hand, and that cuases headaches. So failing to find a solution involving something like a pair of goggles or straps (that would be comfortable and affordable), I figured the next best thing would be something to add texture or grip to the plastic nose pieces on my glasses. Mine dont have the protruding metal and silicone/plastic pads, and are rather the ones that rest entirely on your nose. Because the plastic is kind of cheap and smooth, over time your face's oil makes them slip. After some research, I found these and there seemed to be enough reviews and purchases that gave enough hope that, even if they weren't perfect, maybe they'd be good enough to keep me from having to buy new frames, which are prohibitively expensive to do. I tried both the 0.6mm and 1mm ones and can say that they rate roughly 3-4/5 stars. They're not bad for sure, and I can recommend them with some caveats: - Applying them is a little tough, as theyre small and the space youre applying them to is also small, requiring some dexterity on your part. Thankfully the pads are sticky enough that you can reapply them if you miss or they wind up crooked, but it is annoying. -Despite being sticky at first, the 1mm pads I bought were not very sticky and didnt last more than a couple of days, so I had to return/replace them (they were also way too thick and uncomfortable, although I did wind up getting used to a replacement set after a few weeks) -They do provide decent grip and functioned as intended. Even if it almost feels like the glasses want to slip down, if you gently tug on them, they won't slip down past where the pads are gripping on your nose. That said, they aren't sticky on the grip part, all they offer is texture so mileage may vary based on skin type and how much you sweat. -Personally, I think they are a little expensive for how short their lifetime is. In my experience, I think about a month is going to be the average lifespan under good conditions and normal-ish use. However, they adhesive starts to ooze out of the bottom (probably from the heat/warmth of your face), and the grip texture winds up catching dead skin, so they get nasty. Even if you wanted to keep them longer, I think for hygiene they should be swapped every month, which makes these something you'll be buy often. With all that said, if you need something to keep frames on your face and you can't afford a new pair of glasses any time soon, these will probably do the job, or are at least worth the test. I dont love the idea of being stuck having to buy these once you start, but its better than getting headaches. If they were closer to $1 a pair of pads, that'd probably be a much more fair price for something meant to be disposable and so prone to wear or possibly getting rubbed off by accident.

These saved my sunglasses. The sunglasses would slip off my nose all the time, the nose bridge was not adjustable, and I wouldn't wear the sunglasses because of it. In come these nose pads. They solved the problem. My sunglasses do not slip down, despite being oversized. With these grips, the sunglasses are comfortable for extended wear. The issue is that the grips stick out like a sore thumb. I would have thought the clear pair would blend well, but these are like thick, milky pads that stand out on the frames. That was initially. Then, after wearing them, the pads gecko gripped to my makeup, so instead of milky pads, they are the color of my foundation. These nose pads do not clean easily because of the microstructured fibers. So, the execution leaves a lot to be desired for my use case, but not everyone has the same requirements — if you do not care about others being able to see the pads while you wear the frames, do not wear makeup, or do not worry about cleaning the pads, my concerns shouldn't affect your enjoyment of this innovative product. Overall, the concept is 10/10 and makes full frames more accessible. The aesthetic / hygienic drawbacks bumped these down a peg for me, but they could still work well for you.

these really help my glasses stay in place, and it's helpful there are different thicknesses to try. Great product!

These really are incredible. I didn’t believe reviews but please believe me. They really do make glasses stay put! I had no idea how often I had been pushing up my glasses until I didn’t have to do it anymore. They are so soft and comfortable. They’re just slightly larger than the nose pads on my glasses and they were very simple to apply. I did clean my nose pieces with rubbing alcohol before applying the stickers. I do agree with other reviewers that they do have only about a two week lifespan, but it still feels worth it.

These seemed ideal when I opened the package. But when I tried to peel the backing off so I could stick them on my glasses, the adhesive layer stayed on the backing paper and peeled (quite easily) off the actual nose pads. I tried several pads, with the same results each time. I then tried to peel the adhesive off the paper and reattach it to the pads. It was VERY difficult to get it to unstick from the paper backing (not just difficult to grab with my fingers, but hard to pull off once I did have a hold on it). I managed to get one off (though it was malformed at that point), and tried to stick it to the pad and try on the glasses. The adhesive bit did not stick to the pads. Maybe I got a defective set or one that had been stored improperly (e.g. too hot)? I'll never know. I returned them. If you're willing to chance it and see if you get ones that actually keep the adhesive layer: the thickness was excellent (it wasn't thick at all). Before I realized the adhesive wasn't attached, I put them on my glasses and got them onto my face before the pads fell off. They changed the fit of the glasses only a tiny amount, and they were barely visible and probably only noticeable if you were looking for them.

They work to help airflow so it doesn't get so sweaty. It was hard to get them on the same place on each side. I wish they were tapered around the edges so they dont look so edgy, So it looks like part of the glasses. It also effects progressive lenses a little since it changes where the eye looks out of the lenses. I couldn't imagine any thicker pads unless you need the lift in the prescription. And they would stand out more too.

I like plastic frame glasses but it’s difficult finding ones that will fit the bridge of my nose. If they do fit, they mostly stay if I stand still, but will slide down once I start walking or wobbling around. These nose grips worked great and gives a tiny bit of narrowing in the nose bridge gap (which I usually need for most plastic frames). The glasses stay put and you can’t really see them when they’re on the face. They’re small and floppy so a bit awkward trying to stick them on precisely so just need a bit of patience and maybe some tweezers to hold them. Would recommend!

Plus discretes car plus fines ... et elles tiennent bien. j'adore

These are fantastic. After trying other silicone nose pads that didn't work, causing them to constantly slip down. I also tried nerdwax which was ok until my face got hot. These are just great. The problem with my plastic frames is that when my head gets warm, the arms expand and keep slipping down. But these are just brilliant. They don't slip at all. They do start coming unstuck andove a bit after about 3 weeks, but guess that's why they sell them in packs of 5 and 15 pairs. I wear my glasses constantly, so I expect the stickiness to reduce over time. They're so comfy I don't even know I have them on.

Dopo tantissime riccerche ho trovato una soluzione ottima per eliminare il problema degli occhiali che "scivolano" sul naso. Questo prodotto è perfetto, ora sono due settimane che li uso e hanno ancora un'ottimo grip, il bi-adesivo 3M è molto performante. Certo bisognerà verificare la qualità anche nel periodo estivo. Punto di forza è lo spessore che non altera la posizione iniziale dei naselli su cui sono state realizzate le lenti. Consigliatissimo.

Diese Pads sind ein Lebensretter. Ich habe eine neue Brille, die aufgrund meiner Nasenform nach Einbau der Gläser hoffnungslos rutscht (durch den Glaseinbau wird der Nasensteg teils etwas geweitet und mein Nasenrücken ist ohnehin schon sehr flach). Justieren der Bügel beim Optiker brachte Druck, aber keine Abhilfe. Ich habe völlig verzweifelt, aber ohne große Hoffnung diese Pads hier bestellt und ... sie lösen mein Problem! Kein Schmerz auf dem Nasenrücken, kaum Rutschen und auch keine nennenswerten Abdrücke. Man fühlt die Pads nicht. Ich habe die in extra dünn gewählt. Zu den normal dicken würde ich nur bei sehr schmaler Nase oder deutlich zu großer Brille raten (und da ist eine neue Fassung oder eine Anfrage an den Optiker vllt doch sinnvoller). Sie halten bisher schon fast 4 Wochen bei mir - trotz täglichem Reinigen mit Wasser und Spülmittel. Teils tritt etwas Kleber aus (sprich eine weiße Haut hängt am Rand des Pads), den kann man aber vorsichtig mit dem Fingernagel entfernen. Dass die Pads sich angeblich so leicht löse, wie viele hier sagen, kann ich nicht bestätigen - wie gesagt reinige ich sogar täglich unter fließendem Wasser. Vllt eine Frage, wie die Brille sitzt und wie fettig die Haut ist? Jetzt löst sich bei mir langsam die "Geckofußtechnologie" ab, sprich die Oberfläche wird langsam glatt (es rubbelt sich jedoch kein Plastik auf die Haut) - d.h. ich würde sagen, dass ca. 1 Monat oder mehr die Lebenszeit der Pads ist bei täglicher Benutzung und auch Reinigung. Die Klebeleistung hat bis dato nicht nachgelassen, wie gesagt nur die Beschichtung. Somit ist die Dose mit 5 Sets ca. ein Halbjahresbedarf, so lange man sie nur für eine Brille braucht. Einziges Manko für mich: die Pads sind flächig sehr groß und vor allem lang, passen nicht zu jedem Gestellt. Und man sieht sie schon ein wenig. Wenn man ein schwarzes Gestell hat, unbedingt die in schwarz kaufen, sie fallen zumindest weniger auf, man sieht sie nur, wenn man ganz genau guckt. Die durchsichtigen fallen vermutlich schon mehr auf, so denke ich (außer bei transparenten Gestellen). Ich würde sagen, dass die Pads nur für größere Acetatgestelle geeignet sind, z.B. Sonnenbrillen. Für kleine Brillen Typ "Kaufhauslesebrille" passen sie eher nicht, da sind die Nasenauflagen einfach zu klein, wobei man ggf. das Pad mit einer Schere kürzen könnte. Das Gestell, für das ich die Pads verwende, ist eine Ray-Ban Elliot. Dort passen sie ohne weitere Anpassung, man muss aber sehr sorgsam beim Aufkleben sein, was etwas pfriemelig ist. Wie gesagt - für Personen mit empfindlichem Nasenrücken oder schweres Gestell vs. flache Nase sind diese Pads ein Lebensretter.