SetexGecko Grip Ultra-Thin 0.6mm Anti-Slip Nose Pads for Eyeglasses (15 Black Pair), USA Made, Micro-Structured Fibers, 0.6mm x 7mm x 16mm

I've struggled to keep my glasses in the correct position on the bridge of my nose and they were constantly slipping. These work great for this.A couple of design issues I've identified are that the pads are small with a removable backing sheet on the adhesive. This is really tricky to remove, especially as you're not wearing your glasses when doing this key step. Suggestion to manufacturers, a tab or something like that would be a better idea to make it easier.Due to above issue, it can be tricky to keep the pad flat. The first set I used had one end which curled up so lasted just over a week as ultimately peeled off.I've just installed the second set and may adjust my star rating if different experience this time.Update: Sorry, I have had to reduce my star rating as I'm at the end of set 3 I have used and the adhesive has degraded again. I think the adhesive is no good with body heat as it melts too easily.

I was fed up of my glasses sliding down my nose, I had them adjusted numerous times and gave up.I bought these hoping they'd help and I am delighted to say they work, even when I get a sweat on they stay put. You get 5 pairs but I've had these on for over a week and they're well stuck on still. I don't think they look noticeable on and as they are thin they don't affect my vision as I have varifocals.Once on except for the fact they don't move I don't notice they're there.Wish I'd bought sooner.

Don't pay attention to negative reviews, these spectacle nose pads are brilliant. Follow instructions and they are simple to apply with a little thumb pressure for a few seconds and after 1 week have provided slip-less performance even in v.hot weather. Pads can be easily trimmed to an exact fit if oversized for your spectacles. Work really well on my plastic frames and the thin size don't add any unwanted height to the frames. Would highly recommend.

These little nose pads have cured the pesky problem of specs sliding down my nose. A few things;they are small and fiddly so some precision is needed in removing the backing paper (ease off with the tip of a craft knife) and positioning on the bridge piece of your glasses. To ensure better adhesion, I roughed up the contact area on the bridge piece with some abrasive paper. Result - no more annoying sliding specs !

Bought for the wife, to stop her glasses slipping and for more comfort.They seemed to work ok, with the slippage. But she found them uncomfortable, as her glasses were before. We thought they would improve the comfort of the solid plastic glasses, but alas it didn’t improve the comfort level. So exerted to the foam type pads.I would add, they did stop the slippage, which worked well, but needed probably a more spongy material.

Very high adhesion so will not move once fitted. Bought for my sons glasses to stop them slipping on his nose. Expensive for what they are but they do exactly what they are intended for.

As someone else has already pointed out, it's really tricky to remove the film from the pad (particularly with no glasses), so you do end up touching the adhesive. I've managed to apply them on my second attempt and granted, my glasses no longer slip, but they're really quite uncomfortable now. Clever idea, but not a great execution I'm afraid.

And the most expensive. At this price shouldn't they be cleaner cut around the edge? Like they are in the pictures here on Amazon? It is possible - I trim them with scissors and get a clean edge. Perhaps a less defined edge makes them more comfortable? IDK. They also have to be replaced regularly as they go yellow. I might try the black ones next time. I will choose my next frames more carefully!