Upgraded Eyeglasses Silicone Nose Pads, 10pairs 2mm Air Chamber Anti-Slip Adhesive Nose Pads-One Hole in Both Side Design More Soft and Comfortable-for Full Frame Sunglasses Reading Spectacle

I had ordered a new pair of glasses with plastic frames and larger lenses. Because I am used to wearing metal frames for years (with built in screw-in nose pads), I didn't realize the plastic ones come without that feature, and the glasses sits so low on my nose, and making the glasses unusable. These air bag nose pads from SMARTTOP were easy to install, and was thick enough to correctly adjust the glasses back to the proper height to sit on the bridge of my nose. They are comfortable to boot with the air pad style cushion, and easy to install (peel and stick - done in less than 5 seconds). Further, they help secure the glasses, they don't slip at all. The cut was a perfect fit to the area on the nose bridge of the frames. They come in three different sizes which is good, as i'm sure everyone has different needs. I bought these for fit, but the comfort is a definite plus, more comfortable than regular nose pads for sure. I would definitely recommend these.

I like these for the comfort. The adhesion is an issue, especially on removal. They become gummy and loose over time. I should say, I only wear my glasses in the evening and morning when not wearing my contacts. I can't speak to daily wear. For the first few weeks they're awesome and I have no problems.But Like I said, over time they get gummy/loose and must be swapped out. Taking them directly off leaves a residue and the adhesive vehicle, which is a little pad-shaped piece of mylar or other thin plastic. You have to scrape that away then you're left with a gooey, gummy mess of left-behind adhesive.So, LISTEN UP. The best solution for this operation is those little individually wrapped antiseptic alcohol swabs from any pharmacy like CVS or even buy them on Amazon if you must. They're cheap and you can do both sides with one swab. They will remove the adhesive, you might want a small piece of paper towel to help remove the more stubborn globs of adhesive. Then use a second swab to clean totally (might as well clean all around your glasses while you're at it - health is wealth). And let them sit and air-dry for 5-10 minutes before sticking on the new pads. They'll stick better too.That's all I have to say about these. They're fine. I'm willing to put up with the little chore every month for the superior comfort compared to other pads I've tried.

Tried other brands before but believe Smarttop has better quality pads. Adhesion is fine and long lasting. Trying this thinner style. Very comfortable and glasses do not slip.

Cushion is comfortable but not that sticky, have to change a pair monthly

Without these, I can't wear any style that doesn't have separate nose pads because they all slide down my nose. With these, I can adapt all kinds of styles. They have to be replaced every so often and more often if used in the heat as the adhesive gets gooey in heat and humidity.

For the first time ever, I got plastic frames this year. I've always worn metal as I do not have enough of a bridge for plastic frames to sit on. I just couldn't resist this one pair of frames this time, so I bought them. They kept sliding off and driving me crazy. I tried Nerdwax and other things, but these did the job perfectly. You can't tell they are there, but they stop the sliding (except when you are sweating or wet) and keep them perfectly placed. I'm a fan for life!

I've used eyeglass pads for years. Different brands, all good. But the Smarttop was terrible. The adhesive is VERY sticky; yet the top layer comes off the eyeglass quickly (lasting about 3 days), and leaves behind the most gummy sticky mess imaginable. I thought the 1st application was just a fluke, so I spent over half an hour trying to clean up the mess and applied a new set the next day. Happened again! And this time it was so bad, I couldn't get the leftover goo off my fingers. I used Dawn, abrasives, even a special dried corn cob exfoliate. 2 days later, multiple washings later, I got it off. I had to slather it in Goo-Begone. The residual goop on the glasses smeared over onto the prescription lenses and once again, the sticky only got worse with every attempt to clean the lense. My glasses are ruined. A few dollars to make a new pair of glasses a little more comfortable cost me a $300 replacement. THESE ARE TERRIBLE.

These keep my glasses from sliding down my nose. The pads are easy to instal. The problem is they fall off after a couple weeks.