VAPKER 1000pcs Micro Eyeglass Sunglass Repair Screws, Nuts Assortment Stainless Steel Screws for Spectacles Watch with (Screwdriver)

All the glasses' screws I'll need for the rest of my life - and at a good price. I've attached a photo here showing the tiny sizes in comparison to a U.S. dime. Regarding other reviewers' comments about being a negative trait that the screws are only two diameters. Well, they ARE only two diameters. But then there is the fact that 95% of prescription glasses have these two diameters. It is the length that varies according to the frame material and design -- thicker or thinner. Hence the longer or shorter lengths. This kit has both extremes: shortest and longest with several intermediate sizes. I don't wear designer sunglasses so I can't comment on screw sizes for them, but my prescription (Costco) sunglasses have the same diameter as clear prescription glasses. The screwdriver is, I suppose necessary to include or people would complain but I don't know anybody who doesn't already have a better standard small screwdriver and nut-driver set (or several) for computers, electronics and small stuff. So, to some people without them this little universal baby would be a great addition. The little plastic pieces, not described well in the product description appear to be for glasses like the pair shown in the third photo where the screw would not thread with a "proper length" screw because the tightness of the frame around the lens would not allow me to squeeze the frame pieces together to get the proper length screw to bite into the threads. So I had to use a longer one and tighten it down until seated. This resulted in the screw sticking out the top of the screw hole. I guess the little plastic cones are to cover it up as shown. I didn't consider the screw even noticeable and took it off after taking the picture. The plastic washers I can only guess about as needed for taking up space where the frame won't come together at all. Just a guess. The issue of the case top coming off altogether instead of being hinged is a negative issue. But it really was only hard to get off the first time after slitting the plastic film. After prying it apart with a utility knife CAREFULLY, so as not to spill the contents (with tragic consequences), it subsequently comes apart and goes together easily. I put a couple pieces of tape on the lid and set them on a seldom accessed shelf in my shop to avoid accidents since they are not need frequently. I'd buy this product again... but I'll never need to. That's a good thing.

I always seem to be searching the junk drawers for tiny screws for my wife's glasses (she buys those cheap reading glasses and is always breaking them or having them fall apart) and other items that need such small hardware. I purchased the Vapker 1000pc. kit and was pleasantly surprised at what I received for the low price! Great assortment and its nice to have the tiny screwdriver in the kit even though I have a full assorted set of small drivers (also bought from Amazon). I have now used this set to repair 3 pairs of my wife's glasses that were in pieces due to not having the small hardware to fix so the kit has pretty much already paid for itself!

Like most, I ordered this so that I could fix glasses. Some have said that most of the screws are intended for watch repair. Being a watch collector I assure you none of the screws are small enough for watches. I was also concerned that many people said they could not find the right size screw to repair Ray Ban glasses. I had two pairs of Ray Bans that needed fixing and both used spring hinges. I found the correct screws for both and they both worked well. If you are having problems fixing spring hinge glasses you need to search the internet for videos to see how it is done. You must first pull the spring eyelet out, and lock it in place so that the temple hole and hinge holes are able to line up. You will never be able to insert a screw unless you do this first. There are many simple videos on Youtube... The only downside to this particular kit is the case. First you need to make sure you have the top facing up before you peel the tape off both sides. then you need to open slowly so you do not fling all of the screws everywhere. The case lid is not attached to the bottom in any way, it just snaps on. Once I was sure which way was up, I marked the top "TOP"... trust me, spend a minute and do this. Other than the case, this kit has more than enough screw sizes for the majority of glasses hinges. It also includes silicone bumpers to replace those if needed. It does not include nose bumpers. I have watch screwdrivers so I did not have to use the suppled micro screwdriver. But it you don't have one, the provided screwdriver has both flat blade and phillips tips (opposite each other) just unscrew the protector. Nice kit, nice price, worked great.

Every option needed for glasses repairs. Great price, would buy again.

Not able to use any of the screws as I could not find one that fit my watch. I have other watches and glasses so will keep them, may be useful.

Lots of tiny screws. Box was invisibly taped on two sides, once I figured that out, and felt comfortable with which was up or which was the case top, and of course, which was bottom of the case, still a little difficult to pry open. Took tweezers to reach into the tiny compartments and select a screw and compare it to my RayBan sunglass hinge for a matching size.. I measured 6.35mm with calipers and settled on a 6 mm screw which only had about 2 turns when screwed down... so maybe I should have went with an 8mm.. but for now... I have usable Sun Glasses again. I had scotch taped both the inside and outside of the arm to hold them in alignment, and that helped finally to get the screw into the hole... Really need some magnification to see what youre doing. My eyes are perfect - and that was the hardest part... seeing what I was doing. Only dropped one screw and lost it instantly. So for $7.99 I repaired my favorite sunglasses.

I like this. It is a really good kit of dozens and dozens of many different replacement screws and washers, as well as a handy screw driver for phillips head, regular blade, and smooth head screws. Well worth the price, it should help you maintain eyeglasses for many years to come. Your only problem will be with avoiding the effects of static electricity that tend to make all these tiny pieces adhere to almost everything. Be sure to close the case carefully and tape it shut to keep everything where it belongs!

This is an amazing deal for so many pieces. I am pretty sure that when I need a tiny screw for my sunglasses I will now have every possible option. If you wear glasses, or readers or have sunglasses this is a very handy kit. The latch is pretty solid too, important to keep those tiny screws in the case. I always update my reviews if new info would be useful and am happy to answer questions.

These are pretty good. Just be careful using these screws for things other than glasses. I used them to replace a missing screw on my DSLR and I accidentally hit the circuit board underneath because these screws are fairly long. Had to replace the circuit board for $200. Other than that the screw driver is pretty awesome and there's tons of screws for all different types of eyeglasses screws. Its honestly worth it to get this than to go to an optical every time you want to tighten a screw or replace one.

Ordered these for watch repairs but are all to big Although will be okay for some glasses/sun glasses good value though and prompt supply from seller

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La caja es de plástico duro de tamaño muy manejable y no tiene bisagra por lo que recomiendo dejar el adhesivo por un lado para que la apertura sea más fácil. La caja ha llegado sin la etiqueta de las métricas de los tornillos (un gran fallo). Los componentes de plástico: capuchón de tornillo y la arandela convexa se pegan ligeramente entre ellos y a la propia caja, como si tuvieran algún componente viscoso, nada preocupante que impida su uso normal.

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