Glasses Ear Grip - Eyeglasses Temple Tip Sleeve Retainer,Anti-Slip Comfort Glasses Retainers For Spectacle, 12 Pairs (Clear1)

Work great. Keep glasses in place. One of the reviews mentioned they do not work with progressives, BUT I find they do as long as they are placed correctly. They should be slightly behind ear, not on top of it so there is no effect on glasses.

These things are great. I do not have a bump on my nose and to get a good "face-fit" with glasses I sometimes cannot get glasses with the raised nose pieces. The plastic frames just slide down my nose continuously. These little rings keep my glasses in place. Hint: when you feed the rings onto the earpiece you will want to bend the earpiece out slightly, or you will get miserable sore spots where the arms of the glasses press into the tender area behind your ears. Be proactive and fix it before it hurts!

My 12 year old daughter wears glasses from waking up to going to bed and is super active through the day with school, sports and hobbies and these are perfect and discreet. They help her glasses stay up on her nose and hidden the piece is hidden behind her ears.

These gadgets slide on the side pieces of your glasses. They are comfortable and will hold your glasses on your head. HOWEVER, THEY DON’T WORK WITH PROGRESSIVE LENS. They raise the lens slightly which causes the wearer to see through the wrong section of the lens. They would probably work fine with single vision lenses.

These work great to keep my glasses from slipping.

After almost a month of usage, I declare this product the winner among the 3-4 products I ordered from Amazon to prevent glasses slippage. They are super easy to put on, are not visible when in place, are so comfortable I don't realize they are there, and best of all... they prevent slippage. Unlike another product I reviewed, when I remove my glasses they don't grab and pull at my hair. I wish they fit just slightly tighter, which could be accomplished by having a slightly smaller slit on either side of the rings, but I realize they are probably having to accommodate a wide variety of temple sizes -- plus I can probably use an razor knife to cut new smaller slots if I want halfway around between the existing holes. I also wish that I had the option of ordering all of one color (they come in a bag half black and half white), but being that they are practically invisible when in place this isn't a big deal. I find that they stay in place for upwards of a week before they start sliding along the temples and becoming less effective, but that's probably my own fault and easily fixed -- I take them off the temples and thoroughly wash them with a little liquid hand soap, using the temple of my glasses to force some of the soapy water thru the slots, then dry them off thoroughly by compressing them in a cloth towel. Once cleaned of body oils, they grip the plastic temples very thoroughly again for another week(ish). Great and simple solution!

I wear glasses without nose pads because I find them much more comfortable than those with nose pads but, because I have very oily skin, the former constantly slide down my nose. That is a particularly vexing problem for me because my glasses are the progressive type which means that sliding glasses make focusing my vision a challenge. I've tried all sorts of solutions and found nothing to work well. That is until I discovered these Molderp silicone ear pads. These incredibly simple little pads are simply outstanding and work flawlessly and consistently. I have been using them now for about a month now and have yet to have to change them out or even to adjust them, they work that well. I bought two packages of them, but based on my experience with their durability, those two packages should last me indefinitely. I'm sort of baffled by the fact that something so simple and inexpensive (I paid $6.99 per package on Amazon) could take care of a problem I've struggled with for so long. No more constantly pushing my glasses up my nose! Yahoo! There is only one caveat I will offer to potential purchasers of the Molderp silicone pads. For the first few days that I wore them on my glasses they hurt like hell (well, maybe not like hell, but they were quite uncomfortable). In fact, for a time I wondered if keeping my glasses from sliding down my nose was worth the discomfort. But I stuck with them, and I am sooo glad I did. After a few days, the area behind my ears where the pads rest evidently got accustomed to the pads, and I stopped feeling any pain at all. Since those initial couple of days I no longer even notice them. I have no idea if others are going to have an experience similar to mine, but I am absolutely delighted with and highly recommend these pads.

These work more or less.They seem to hold the glasses to the face better than the plastic ear pieces but some glasses are too wide for them to be effective