Ring Sizers for Loose Rings - 8 Easy-Clip Ring Adjusters and 6 Coil Adjusters - Ring Guards for Women and Men

This very simple coil design to help with resizing a large ring to your smaller finger is simple and useful. While under going cancer treatment, my fingers swelled enough that my wedding ring no longer fit. So I went to a jeweler & had it made bigger. It’s been a few years now and my fingers are reduced to normal size & my ring can actually fall off. I saw this simple “fix” and decided to try this first before committing to a new ring setting. It worked! I can wear my ring with this simple little soft and comfortable device! It works! My ring does not move around even if I’m washing my hands. I feel it’s safe on my hand.

Easy to affix. Soft , comfortable , I don’t think it will dissolve like tape does when washing your hands. This is the only real sizer I’ve tried besides tape it works for me.

It really works. The ring I'm wearing in the picture is my wedding ring I switched it over to my pinky finger to test the product and it adjusted it really well and it's very comfortable to wear and easy to use. The stability of both is really good I shaded my hands that hard to make sure it would stay in and it did I'm really happy about that. After trying both the coil adjuster and the clip adjuster my opinion is the coil gives a more snug fit but it makes the ring look chunky and kinda cheap because of how much it covers up the ring itself it takes away from the aesthetic of the ring itself. While it's less so with the clip adjuster. I am more likely to wear the clip more than the coilI would love to see how it looks i with gold jewelry or rose colored jewelry. I love that it has different thickness to choose from both with the coil and clip so you can find the right fit for your ring

Great price, does the job it’s intended to do. Fast shipping. Multiple sizes.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Someone recommended this on Reddit in a weight-loss group. I was a little hesitant but for the price I was like hey it can’t be too bad. Worst case I toss it or return it!So glad I purchased this! It was easy to put on and definitely does the trick! highly recommend!! Super comfortable. Rarely notice it is even there!

I love these ring sizers they are perfect! I recommend them to everyone. Easy to use and feel great! I have used others and these by far the absolute best!! 5 stars plus. Very happy purchased! Sizes are exactly like it says. They stay in place too. You do not feel like you have them on!!

This ring spacer is a perfect alternative to having a jeweler install one. I find that my rings tend to get loose in the winter, so I need something to provide extra tightness and keep them secure. These plastic strips offer an easy solution—simply wrap them around the ring for a snug fit. They're very comfortable and come in different widths of plastic cord, allowing you to adjust them to your comfort level and the size of your ring. For someone like me, whose ring size fluctuates with the seasons, these spacers work perfectly. Plus, they’re very inexpensive, making them an affordable and convenient option. You can also cut the plastic down to use this cord on many rings. The only issue I found is that when you wash your hands with bar soap, the residue can build up on the plastic. However, this isn’t a big deal—just use a tiny brush to clean it out.

EDIT: OK, I’ve worn it for a couple of weeks now.Getting one’s hands into bread dough or any other sort of dough leaves it in the wings sizers swirls that go around and around the ring. Makes sense right?I have found that warm soapy water and rubbing around the ring sizer gets it all. But it does take a little time.It would seem plausible that the other kind of ring sizer which is flat would also accumulate bits of dough around the portions that are not totally flat with the ring. You know…the locking part.It’s winter so I’m not gardening right now, but when I do, I’m pretty sure this will collect bits of dirt also. And once again, it just takes a good soapy wash and not a hasty one.Another issue is that it is critical we are in one of the loops you make your cut. Because you will get more loops than you need for one ring.Initially, I cut the plastic loop off on the bottom as it’s rotation and sometimes it poked me. When I cut it off towards the top of its rotation around the ring, it does not poke me.Where this system shines is for people like me who have managed somehow to get something caught between their ring and their finger (!) And it has bent the ring so that it is no longer round. This was the only solution! It was years ago and I cannot recall now what I got stuck in there but I think I was gardening at the time. It was probably a gardening tool. How I did it, I have no idea! But as my family would remind me, anyone who could lose a 5 1/2 pound pork roast for a week in their kitchen before finding it once again can certainly do this.Whew! No more rings twisting on my fingers!!I used a magnifier on a gooseneck type stand that has a nice, bright LED light.Magnification is a really a big deal when applying this to your ring because as you wrap the spiralling clear plastic around you r ring’s shank, it is critical to be able to see whether the plastic us twisted or not.Once you have the first around the ring, it is secure and you do not have to continue holding to the start of the plastic dpiral anymore.As you start to make a second wrap around the ting, it is important to twist the plastic held in your fingers AWAY from you.This keeps the plastic straight and flat against your ring.If you are using magnification (preferably hands free such as goggles or a magnifier on a stand ) the meaning of this will become clear.I do not know yet how long this stuff will last on a ting. Hoping it will prove to be very sturdy.If not, I will come back and edit this.