Setex Gecko Grip 1mm Anti Slip Eyeglass Nose Pads, (5 Clear Pair) USA Made, 2500 Innovative Microstructured Fibers per Nose Pad, 1mm x 7mm x 16mm

These nose pads do what the company says it will do. The pads keeps my glasses from hurting the bridge of my nose and from sliding down my nose. The design fit my glasses perfectly and they are the correct thickness for the space between the frames and my nose. My glasses are 54*15*140. I have only been using them for about a week so I can't speak to longevity, but I can't imagine I would have any problems. This product stuck to my frame just fine. Overall I am very happy with the quality and the effectiveness of this product and I have not been paid to say so. I paid for my own product.

I have to say these are a game changer. I have a super oily face and I’m a server at a restaurant so combined with running around for 6 to 8 hours, my glasses ALWAYS slid down my nose and I was always touching them to adjust. The Gecko Grip nose pads work soooo much better than I thought at keeping my glasses up all night! They don’t irritate my skin and there they leave less of a red mark than my glasses alone did. I know this sounds dumb but it literally made me happier and quicker while working.That being said, I didn’t get the thin ones, they are a little thick. But they stick well and hold up my glasses and you wouldn’t really know unless I told you they were there.The design matched the shape of my glasses nose pads perfectly and fit well, but I have metal frames with those adjustable pads. I don’t know how they would fit a plastic pair.All in all I’m a happy camper.

The gecko grip works great for keeping my glasses in place on my nose, I just wish the adhesive worked as well for keeping the nose pieces on my glasses. After 2 weeks or so I gotta replace them. I guess that's why they sell them in 5 packs.

Did not help keep my sunglasses from sliding down my nose.I sweat a lot so hoped these would work but they were no match for the sweat on my face. My sunglasses still slid down my noise and I kept having to push them back up.Comfort wise - they're ok I dont really notice them and they didnt pull at the skin on my nose bridge.Size - they’re thin enough they dont raise my glasses to an uncomfortable level (having the bridge on the glasses sitting to high up.They go on easy, especially if you clean the nosepad area so its free of oils/dirt. The adhesive on the back sticks really well and takes a bit to pull them off.But overall they just didn't work. I had hoped that these would esstenially do a sunction type thing to keep my sunglasses put. I think my face sweats too much which makes these not able to get or keep a sunction like effect.Its ashame cause they are the less noticable type I've found.

My first pair of gecko silicone glass pads were more thick and actually interfered with my prescription usage because they raised my glasses too high on my nose.Love the design though so I bought this center set of pads. So far, they're perfect. Just enough padding to make My glasses comfortable on my nose and keep them from sliding down, but not so thick as to raise my glasses and move my prescription levels on my progressives to a different height where I have to move my head slightly differently to catch the right prescription strength.

I have tried several different brands on my glasses and none lasted more than a few days before falling off, sticking to my nose when I removed my glasses. So, I tried these, like the clear ones. I use a cotton swab with alcohol on it to remove any "nose oils" on them. I I have used acetone on high temp days that drew out oils and sweat.These stick well, the ones I have on as I type this have been on for a week and still look fine.

I was skeptical at first but really glad I tried them. They're exactly what I needed to keep my glasses from sliding down my nose by holding them in place. I'm still on the first pair so far, after 3 weeks of use. I've read mixed reviews on here about them. I've just been lightly wiping any lint or oil occasionally (once or twice per day) with my thumb & they're good to go. Also, if using these with Rayban Metas, be aware that the charging case uses a spring loaded mechanism that will make frequent contact with these, so I expect to have to replace them before long. But for now, they're holding up fine. The first generation model (Rayban Stories) however, use a different charging method, so the case shouldn't affect these whatsoever.

Works well for a while. Helps my makeup not rub off as easily while wearing my glasses.