SMARTTOPEyegl Ear Grips Sleeve-Upgrade anti-slip Silicone Eyegl Temple Tips Sleeve Retainer-Sleeve with Hook design-Soft and comfort Gl Ear hooks 6Pairs (WHITE+BLACK)

We are trying to find a good ear piece to add to our daughter's glasses frames, because without anything, her glasses slide down her nose. She has plastic frames, so there is no grippy nose piece to help hold them in place. She loves her glasses, and they totally fit her personality, but we find she often has them halfway down her nose, because she won't ever push them back up. We originally tried some larger ear hooks, but they dug into her ears, because they need to sit right where the frames already start bending behind the ears. We decided something smaller like this product might be a better option. The "sleeve" that slides over the ear piece on the frames doesn't wrap all the way around, so there tends to be a gap. The hook piece behind her ear seems to cause the same trouble as the larger ear hooks, though she says they're at least more comfortable for being a smaller piece. I'm not sure we're finished looking for a good solution. For our specific needs, based on the fit of her glasses already, we may just need a grippy piece that fits over the ears, rather than a piece with a hook - but I think ideally, we'd want the hook with a smaller angle. We haven't found one like that. These all fit as though the frames were much too long such that she would need to add the bend before the frames start bending themselves. As it is, her glasses fit pretty well, but maybe are just a few millimeters too long, and because they are plastic they slide. So adding the ear hook might work, if it were a smaller angle, but it just isn't for us. It might be a good product if the issue was that the glasses were too big, rather than that the glasses are plastic and slide around too easily.

I've tried the soft foamy pads on the nose piece, gecko pads on the nose piece, plain stretchy for over the ear - none held my glasses in place. THESE WORK. They are stretchy and lightweight. The only negative is that in order to hold my glasses in place & not slide down my nose, the drop down needs to be snug against the back of my ears. By the end of the day, the backs of my ears are tender. Even with this one drawback, I'd buy them again because they work!

These silicone ear grips fixed my $700+ Oakley prescription glasses, which kept sliding down my nose. Hey Oakley, why don't you sell something like this for your straight armed glasses? Put a little 'O' on them and charge 10x as much. Anyway, this contains a bag of different types of grips in black and a clear color that is a bit opaque. I opted for the longer ones that sit behind the ear. A friend thought I was wearing hearing aids, but for me it was function over style. There are plenty to choose from if vanity is your thing. A big thank you to the seller for solving a simple problem with a simple solution.

Until today, I have not been able to keep my prescription glasses on my face. I’ve had the glasses adjusted twice to alleviate the problem. That didn’t work.Then I found this - and it does everything it is supposed to do. I don’t feel the ear pieces at all; it’s like they aren’t there at all. Nobody has noticed them and they draw 0 attention.If your glasses fall off, this is the item to buy. I’ve tried cords and tightening straps and they all stunk. This instantly fixed the issue.

My glasses are smooth plastic on the nose bridge and ear pieces. So they constantly slide down on my nose and drive me nuts. I tried rubber pads on the bridge, but they move around and come off easily. I tried the hooks u can slide over the end of the earpiece. These worked, but became uncomfortable on the ear after a short time.This product was my solution. Comfortable for hours and no more sliding.