Silicone Earring Backs, 200PCS Soft Clear Earring Backing Replacement Stoppers for Stud Post Fishhook Earrings, Hypoallergenic

I really like these backs! They’re kinda small though and hard to get a grip on but once you get used to them they are nice!

These work great.

Good quality. Snug fit, no slipping like some other earring backs. I also like that they’re textured instead of smooth; it makes them easier to take on and off without slipping out of my hand and disappearing into obscurity forever.

I tried these because I just lost an ear ring on vacation. The replacement ear rings that I bought had these type of protectors on them. These seem to work, but they are much smaller than I expected. I find them a bit awkward to hold onto while trying to place the ear ring wire in them. I am giving them a try though. My ear rings did not slip off. They aren't very visible while on the ear rings, so that is good.

These are great! I’m forever losing the little backs for my earrings, so these do the trick at a very reasonable price.

These are the only earring backs that fit most of my daughter’s earrings. They don’t aggravate her ears and are easy to use. They are comfortable and durable. I like that they are clear and blend in. They stay on well too!!!!

These earring backs are surprisingly hard to lose given their absolutely tiny size. The silicon makes them easy to grip and I don't drop and lose them very often. I've had this bag for years now but I'm pretty sure I've lost maybe half a dozen. That's not a bad track record!However, they are also so small they are hard to orient. It's easy to roll them in your fingers. Once that happens it's really hard to tell the orientation by feel alone. So you can't feel where the hole is so you can line it up with your earring post. You have to look at it first, line it up then attach it to your earring.It's a small drawback but other earring backs don't suffer from this problem.

These are just so much more secure than those, also the little barrel shaped stays -- a lot of those, as well, can be made of reactive metals such that even if you've been careful about nickel, brass, etc, in the actual earring, you replace the backing and react to *that*. (Easy to overlook, so I have done that a few times.)Other brands of silicone backs I've had, have hardened and yellowed a bit with time - don't much care about the yellowing, but they gradually get harder to work with and you don't want your earring backs to be brittle, and it's pretty affordable to replace every 5 or 10 years.Assuming a long enough stud, I try not to snug them up all the way to the lobe. I haven't had any problem with silicone backings, but I have skin sensitivities to a lot of things, and have heard that it is possible to even acquire a sensitivity to silicone. So I am trying not to tempt fate!