MOLDERP Glasses Ear Grip - Eyeglasses Temple Tip Sleeve Retainer,Anti-Slip Comfort Glasses Retainers For Spectacle, 12 Pairs (Black2)

These little grips work great for keeping my glasses from sliding down my nose. They’re easily adjustable and I only have to slide them up a bit like once a day. So far I’ve only used one pair since I got them about a month ago. It came with so many, I’ve given some away to family members who also wear glasses. They're not very noticeable either. My glasses have clear frames and arms, so I got the clear grips and you can’t see them at all when my hair is down. When it’s up, you just see a little over the top of my ear. Overall I definitely recommend these if you have trouble with your glasses slipping.

I use these because I shave my head and my glasses tend to slip down. They work great. They need to be cleaned once in a while and replaced when they stretch out. Keep a few close in case you lose them. (They've stuck to my head before!)

These arrived quickly and are as described. They are a little bigger than I anticipated but they do work for me and my teenage daughter who also wears glasses. Plenty of them come in a pack, so if you lose them, they are easily replaceable. They have greatly reduced the slipping of my glasses I recently bought. After multiple attempts to have them adjusted at the optometrist without relief, I decided to give these a try. They definitely work. I only took off a star because one of the pictures suggests that they don't hurt. There is an adjustment period to wearing these. I don't want parents thinking their children are lying if they initially say they are uncomfortable or painful for the first few days. Especially for those little girls that may be wearing glasses and their hair is tightly wrapped up before bed. I still wear them and they don't bother me anymore but it is something you should anticipate for anything going behind the ear.

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.

WHAT?? They work!!!!! slipped em on my trusty old-man-blind-as-a-bat glasses, leaned down, crawled under a counter, looked down at the plumbing, and and the wet floor, and SAW what was leaking, because my glasses didn't fall down onto the end of my nose . . . oh happy day . . . at least until I started working on the leaks themselves . . . . I put 'em jus' behind where the ear piece starts to tip down behind my ear, and yet, the neoprene cheerios/glasses slipped easily off my head, when I n tucked 'em in my pouch n went home . . .

These stopped my glasses from constantly sliding down my nose and are comfortable and not too obvious to others. I initially had a bit of trouble with them because my frames have very thin temple arms and the product did not fit tightly enough on the temple arms and would fairly quickly start to slide around on the temples and even fall off occasionally if I was not careful with them. I don't think one would necessarily experience this problem with thicker frames but I'm not sure about that. In any event, I was able to solve this problem with my thin frames with the addition of a little masking tape (see photo). I wrapped about an inch or so of tape that was trimmed to a width of about .3 inches or so around the temple arms in the appropriate position. The side of the tape which is closer to the end of the temple arm is positioned so it sits within the hole of the silicone circle. This helps to prevent the circle from rotating around the temple arm. The other end of the tape does not penetrate the other silicone hole which I think helps to prevent the circle from sliding up and down the temple arm. Since I installed the tape, the silicone circles have not slid around or rotated on their own either while the glasses are worn or as the glasses are taken on and off. So for me, using the silicone circles with the tape wrapped temple arms (as shown in the photo) is a vast improvement over the circles alone without the tape. Another benefit of using masking tape is that it is fairly long lasting in this application but not permanent and can therefore easily be removed or replaced as necessary without damaging the frames. If there should be any residue remaining from the removed tape, it should easily come off with some alcohol. Masking tape is available in a variety of colors, so I may eventually obtain some black masking tape to match better with the black silicone circle.

Finally, a solution to my glasses always sliding down my nose! These glasses ear grips have a really strong hold and keep my glasses in place. They don’t hurt, and they’re cute and reliable.

These work great for me and stop my glasses from falling down my nose. Such a small thing, but it makes a big difference. Definitely recommended.

I put 2 of these on either side of my (very) cheap sports that slip down my nose when I run. They work perfectly, my glasses don't slip at all anymore. The glasses now feel like sports glasses that would set you back more than double what I paid. They're also very low profile, so in my view much better than the ear clips that have "wings" on them.

Omg this is the best!! They hold my glasses in place, does not fall off, great fit. It stretches to fit my glasses. I am so happy with this order.

Finally something to stop glasses slipping. Tried the Gecko nose pads (didn’t work), tried getting glasses re-tightened didn’t work. I will get in black however as the ‘clear’ is really white, and clashes with dark frames - which is why I give the 4 vs 5

Nice and soft. Easy to insert and change positions on the legs of my glasses. Prevents my glasses moving too much.