Setex Gecko Grip 1.8mm Thick Anti Slip Eyeglass Nose Pads, (5 Clear Pair) USA Made, 2500 Innovative Microstructured Fibers per Nose Pad, 1.8mm x 7mm x 16mm

I rarely leave reviews anymore, but I had to in this case because the product and customer service was sooo stellar!!Product arrived was a different color (black) rather than the clear that I ordered. Rather than just starting an Amazon return I reached out directly to the company via their website. I explained what had happened and received a reply that same evening, ON A FRIDAY! Gregory Kies responded that Amazon actually fulfills the orders and made the mistake but promised to make it right. The next business day I received an email with tracking info and I received the replacements 2 days later!Both items arrived exactly as described (other than the aforementioned color issue) and are VERY sticky! Please take care placing them as they are truly like geckos and adhere very well!! Comfortable, easy to apply, and overall just awesome!!If you're looking for eyeglass nose pads, I HIGHLY recommend this company due to it's excellent product and customer service!! WELL worth the price!! I will DEFINITELY be using them again!!! A ++++++++

My new glasses fit too tight but when adjusted the nose bridge slipped down constantly. I tried the 1.8mm thickness in black. I may be able to go thinner however these don't show even though my frames are dark. If I stick them on in the wrong spot they're easy to pull off and stick securely in the next spot. It took a few times to find the best placement but the pads are secure. Soft and pliable. I really like them a lot. They're a perfect fit and I'm pleased my expensive new glasses frames look good!

At first they work great, but they lose their stickiness around the third week. Buy a bunch, so they last.

I'm used to wearing Wire Frames, but this time I went with an old fashioned Solid Plastic Frame because with my having really bad astigmatism, the lense tends to pop out of wire frames. For some reason they don't sit right as they tend to be lower than they are supposed to be on my nose causing problems with my vision.I've tried the other types of nose pads, but they always came lose quite easily what with sweat and skin oil.So I decided to try this brand after having done some research. At first I went with the 1mm thick pads. They worked good, but they still went right for my vision. Next I tried ordering these ones, the 1.8mm thickness and they are just right for positioning my glasses on the bridge of my nose. They feel comfortable and hold your glasses in place.As for the adhesive, for the 1mm thick pads, it usually lasted about two weeks for me.The 1.8 mm thick pads I have not had to change yet and it's already been about a week.I would really like to think that hopefully they could improved the adhesive so that it'll last longer.For applying the pads, I first clean the nose rest of my glasses with Isopropyl Acohol and either a cloth or cotton ball. Then I carefully hold onto the bottom of the pad and use a pair of tweezers to pull the backing part way of the pad. After this I use the tweezers to hold the edge of the pad in such a way to make it easy to apply and I carefully grab a hold of the peeled backing and pull it off, then using the tweezers, I apply it to where it's gotta go, then I do the same for the other pad and I apply some pressure to them to make sure they are fully applied.I keep a small bottle of Isopropyl Alcohol on my with some tweezers and the pads just in case they come loose and my last pair of glasses so I can see what I'm doing. I keep them in a Man Bag (a pocket book for men).So I highly recommend these.

At $2.80 a pair, these are the most expensive nose pads I've ever purchased - and the generic ones at $1.76 a pair are overpriced already when you consider what they are!On the plus side, the Setex nose pads feel comfortable, and I'm glad I went for the 1.8mm thick ones. They are thick boys all right, but that's what's required for the narrow-bridged among us. Great grip - no glasses sliding down the nose - and they come in a handy container.If these Setex nose pads stay on longer than the generic ones, they'll be worth it, so I'll revise my review later depending on the result. Use tweezers to apply them is the best option, as any finger oils on the adhesive will reduce their longevity.TWO MONTH UPDATE: Unfortunately, these don't seem to last any longer than the cheaper nose pads, so I'm deducting one star from my review. After two months one of the pads lost its adhesion and fell off. I thought I'd just replace the one that fell off, but after I replaced it I realized the other problem with this product...yellowing. You can see the dramatic difference in colour - they go yellow over a two-month period. Now maybe that's normal because of nose oils, but having to replace both each time means $2.80 every two months. $1.40 a month isn't much to keep your glasses on your face, so I'll keep buying this product...but I'd be happy if they lasted a bit longer, didn't yellow, and the price was a bit cheaper.

I never read instructions on something so simple. I dripped Super Glue on the pads to make them stick good. Placing one pad on each side on my nose skin — Then, glasses on the pads. The pads were a bit off but worked perfectly! I'd like to take them off now but can't — Several months have gone by and they’ve grown into the nose-flesh. Sister tells me I was supposed to put pads on frames— not nose skin— PS: Don't use superglue!!!

These are grest ! They stay on no problem. You can’t see them from the front while wearing them.