SetexGecko Grip Glasses Nose Pads (5 Clear Pairs) - Anti-Slip Nose Pads for Glasses, USA Made, Micro-Structured Fibers, Ultra-Strong Grip and Ultra-Soft, Self Stick Adhesive, 1 x 7 x 16 mm

I bought these as I wanted a quality product that would not fall off easily, I wasn't disappointed, after cleaning the area where the pads are going to be fitted with an alcohol wipe (very important) they fitted perfectly and after a month of constant use they are still firmly in place, before using them I would get a sore patch on my nose but the padding has stopped this and make glass wearing very comfortable, I would recommend them and have some to friends.

Quite good. Easy to stick on my plastic frames. Feel a bit odd at first. They definitely make my glasses less slippery and I don't need to push them up as often.But they are quite thick and don't look very nice. They are visible to others. I'll try the thinner ones next time.One pair lasted about a month before the stickiness deteriorated completely and they started peeling off. But there are 5 sets in a pack.

I had a problem with my glasses slipping down all the time. Bought these and the problem has been solved. Very easy to apply and seems to last a long time

They do prevent my glasses from slipping off my nose quite as often as they usually do, but they don't stop the slipping completely. I have a greasy nose and these do nothing to help, despite the product claims. Same with wearing suncream or anything.The adhesive is not as strong as I'd hoped, because the first pair only stayed on my glasses for near 3 weeks. I made sure I had thoroughly cleaned the area with isopropyl alcohol prior to applying the stickers, but this made no difference it seems.

Comfortable and good grip. Ideal for frames that tend to slip.

Having suffered with droopy glasses for a while, I was excited to see what sounded like the ultimate solution. However disappointment followed when the glue for the grips stuck to the paper backing on removal. I thought at first it may just have been a faulty one but the same happened with the next few too. I tried sticking them to my glasses without glue hoping their inherent ‘stickiness’ would keep them in place. Sadly, lost the first pair as a result. Finally resorted to gluing a new pair in place with superglue which as of yet has worked well. Pleased the grips are finally doing the job they were meant to do and no more slippy glasses. For the price though, I would have expected a better quality product. I am out of pocket for the glue I had to buy, plus sticking them in place was a fiddly, messy business that I would have preferred to avoid.

Been using these for a month now, and they fail in so many ways. Ways that it's advertised, that it should not fail in.First claim: anti-slip. This is a red herring more than anything else. It is anti slip, IF you're not sweating or generating moisture between your nose and the pads.Second claim: strong grip. this is blatantly false. my glasses aren't heavy, but they slip off. There is no grip on this. It's a flat surface, which anyone should know is an indicator it's not 'grippable'.The adhesive is garbage as it seems to come off when there's more sweat and more use. I wear my glasses for, probably 15 hours per day. And that's with little movement and wearing headphones. They pads come off in about two weeks.Third claim: Mimic's a Gecko's foot. Says in the description on this page, "Fibrillar structures for a good strong grip in wet sweaty and oily conditions." Alright, if that's true, show it. Put the grips on the glasses of someone who's doing intense cardio training and see for yourself. It doesn't work. And I'm not even sweating a ton, and it still comes off.One thing to its credit that is correct is it fits most glasses frames. Plastic. It's just about right on my own, BUT, bad adhesive, as it only sticks to non-slippery plastic surfaces, which is the problem with my current glasses. They're slippery. But that leads into another issue.It's not comfortable, and it's thick. This will raise your glasses a little, and in some cases, just ruin them because they look weird.These are both disappointing and frustrating. At this rate, it might be better to just get a new pair of glasses with the grips on them.

They work ok but not on a permanent basis. Every so often the have to be replaced.