GMS Optical Adhesive Silicone Nose Pads for Glasses |1.3mm Ultra-Thin, 18mm Large | Non Slip Glasses Grips for, Sunglasses and Eyewear w/Super Sticky Backing, Eyeglass Accessories (5 Pairs, Clear)

To save money, when I needed new prescription glasses this year, I used my old frames that I love so that I'd only have to pay for new lenses. The only problem was that these frames always slide down my nose from my oily skin. It drove me crazy. I would literally be pushing my glasses up every few minutes. The friction gave me those dark lines on the sides of my nose which I also hated. To get the right size, just get a little tape measure like the one you use for sewing. Measure the length of the nose piece on your glasses. That's all there is to it. Once I got them, I cleaned off my glasses nose piece with one of those eyeglass wipes with the alcohol and let dry. Then I put these on and it's been smooth sailing ever since. Mind you, the dark spots on the sides of my nose haven't disappeared and that's just the cost of wearing glasses, I guess. But the friction caused by daily slipping and sliding has subsided. I got these exactly 30 days ago and waited a month before writing this review. I wanted to see how long-lasting they were. It's been a full month and they are still in place. I wipe them frequently with eyeglass wipes to keep oil from my face off them and they haven't budged. I appreciate that there are spares but even if I had to replace these every couple of months, I'd be happy. It's a minor investment for major improvement in comfortable eyeglass wear. === UPDATE: my original review was posted August 24, 2024. I just want to let you know that I am still wearing the first set that I put on my glasses and today is October 11. I wear makeup, and I do have oily skin, but these things really stay put. I just clean it when I clean my glasses with those wet wipes. I just make sure to wipe off the nose pads. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for comfort and convenience. === ‼️ Another update April 28, 2025. I just uploaded a video review and am emailing that video to GMS, too, to let them know how impressed I am. After 9 months, I STILL have one pair left from the 5-pack. I am a woman with oily-ish skin, I wear makeup, I have hot flashes...the whole nine. If you keep them clean they will last. For instance, whenever I clean my glasses with the wet wipes, I make sure to wipe the nose pads, too. It's like anything else; you need to maintain it to get the best life out of the product. I don't need to place another order just yet, but when I do, I'll get the same brand again. I am truly impressed. So impressed that I didn't even bother using a filter or getting pretty for this video. It is what it is 😆 but you got the message! Follow me for good reviews and REAL reviews.

I bought a pack of these in 2018 (!!!!!) and still had a bunch of them left, forgot I even had these to be honest because whatever pair of glasses i had originally bought them for were long gone by now. anyway, i just bought a pair of ray-ban meta glasses (skylar gen 2, to be exact) and no one ever mentioned how heavy these are. the other problem, which i knew from the getgo, was that the frames are not really made for asian faces and they slide down my nose. i was searching for some nose pads and then it occurred to me i had already bought these and luckily i found them and although they are smaller than the nose thingys on the glasses, they still fit and more importantly, they work!!! first, let me say something about the nose pads themselves - i bought these in 2018 and they are just as sticky as they were when i first bought them, there's no weird sticky residue that sometimes adhesive changes to over time - none of that - and the silicone is still just as squishy and it's still the same color, no yellowing, no hardening, nothing). the meta glasses are still heavy imo but at least they don't slide down my nose anymore. wow, what a game changer! the frames i bought are a light peachy brown clear shade and i love that these clear pads blend in perfectly so while you can still see the pads, they look like they are a part of the glasses, it doesn't look like they don't belong as you can hopefully see in my pics. (please ignore the specks of dust in my pics, in person they are microscopic but in the pictures they look like boulders lol). i think the only thing that could made this experience better is if they made larger nose pads specifically for these kinds of one piece molded frames, that's all. but honestly, i am very happy with what i have.

these like everything have pros and cons. Pros - The pads are soft on the face and don’t get “stuck” but do prevent sliding - the pads come off my glasses without leaving sticky residue - the pads do not get very oily. - they’re practically invisible and nobody can tell they’re on my glasses. - The pads are super thin and don’t push my glasses to high up Cons - They don’t last me 2 weeks as advertised and have to be changed every 5-8 days. - The pads do get oily and less slip resistant after those 5 days. - The sides do start to peel up If you’re looking to spend a little more money for each these are a good middle priced option. I do switch between these and a cheaper version and they both have benefits and downfalls.

One pair of the pads lasted me about 3 weeks, then the adhesive started to dissolve and the pads would slide around. I also noticed I was having minor allergies from the pad itself, the bridge of my nose starts to itch a bit. Once the adhesive started wearing down, the itching became more intense on my nose and spread to my eyes. In terms of overall feel, they are sturdy for the time they last. I don’t really notice them pressing into my face unless I push my glasses further up onto my nose. Your glasses will slide down your nose with the pads if your face is oily, so you may want to wipe your face or the pads frequently. I guess $8-12 every 3-4 months on nose pads isn’t too high of a price, I just wish I didn’t have allergies to the product.

These have worked very well for me. I bought them a year ago, and just put on my third (3 out of 5) set. I've found that the glasses they are going on have to be scrupulously clean before application. No residual skin oil, soap or dirt. They also have to be placed carefully. They need to be put on with full contact on the nose piece. See my picture below. If they aren't solidly adhered to plastic everywhere, water or skin oil will get underneath the adhesive and they'll fall off. I suspect they'll only work on plastic glasses frames. They last me about six month of hard use. They work very well to keep my glasses from sliding down my oft broken and asymmetric nose ;-)

These made my plastic framed glasses so much more comfortable. They have lasted weeks, seem to stick on very well. They are very comfortable and you can't even tell they are there.

The adhesive works great!!

I’ve been using these for the last year for my Pair glasses. They’re easy to apply but don’t last. After about a month, they start to slip or fall off completely, likely due to the oil on my nose. I do use an alcohol wipe to clean the area before putting the pads on. Overall, I’m happy and I have ordered them again several times.

These are fantastic. Easy to apply and are extremely comfortable. No slippage at all and can't see them when they're installed.

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I got these for a couple of pairs of plastic frames where the bridge was too wide and they were slipping. They adhere well and so far seem to be lasting. On one pair I found that the adhesive seemed to be squishing out around the edge a bit? Like there was a bit of sticky jelly around the edge? But I scraped it off and the adherence is still good, and it didn’t make the pad itself sticky. I like that these have contoured edges. I tried a different brand that were just cut out of a flat sheet which were fine, but these are more comfortable. 1.3mm seems to be a good thickness if your bridge is a little too wide. I think it would be a bit too thick if I just wanted to add some friction, but the glasses otherwise felt comfortable. I wiped my frame with rubbing alcohol and then used tweezers to position and apply these, to avoid getting oils on the sticky part and to make sure that they were applied perfectly symmetrically. When you are dealing in millimeters, even applying them slightly asymmetrically can throw off your glasses sit. If your nose is slightly asymmetrical then I think these could be helpful for doing minor adjustments in how your glasses are positioned. Update: One set lasted about two months of daily wear before the adhesive started to fail.

Worked nice for a few days until it fell off