Sale - Original NoseComfort Eyeglass Support | Rhinoplasty - Septoplasty Recovery | Made in USA by Veterans | Great Glasses Holder | Nose Guard from Glasses | Broken Noses

I'm still wearing this 5 weeks after my Rhinoseptoplasty. It's comfortable and it works. It looks a little funny, but everyone is used to it right now. I haven't tried to put makeup on it. It says you can do it to match your skin color. I'm fine with the color. I didn't want the white or black ones other companies have because my makeup would rub off on them and it would look horrible in a couple days. I also get sinus infections and my glasses sitting on my nose bothers me when I get a headache from the pressure. I will be using this when those days happen and I need to wear my glasses. I have two of these, so my friend is going to put rhinestones on one so I will look like a princess. Lol. So yes I do recommend this product.

After nasal surgery, I had bandages, pain, swelling, just what you would expect. This device allowed me to wear my glasses without hurting my nose. Downside-they’re pretty ugly to wear. My surgery didn’t involve breaking the nasal bone, so I used this for only a week. If you have bones mending, I think it’s 6 weeks without eyeglasses. I suggest you give this a try.

Comfortable and works as described. Plastic hook is flimsy but seller was very responsive when contacted.

If I could I would give this nose guard a better rating as I did at the beginning! This is a revised review due to the fact that though the elastic and the foam are made of superb material, the plastic that holds the glasses is cheap, too long and it breaks easily. I do not recommend this product for that reason. If this manufacturer shortens the curved plastic piece and uses better quality then this product would deserve the five stars.

Well, it's a good thing they provide two of these. The plastic is very brittle and will just snap. Other than that it holds my glasses right in front of my eyes, just under 1cm in front of my face and is very comfortable on my forehead. I highly suggest preemptively taking a plastic soda bottle, cutting out a sliver that is the same size as the hook piece, and super gluing it to the back of the hook as structural support. Otherwise it's going to break on you after a week of use.

This is very helpful after rhinoplasty. Too bad the plastic hook is so flimsy, I only wore it in the evenings when I took my contacts off to read or watch tv. The little hook broke off by week 2, and I had to superglue back together, eventually, it broke in another spot. I've had to tape it and be as delicate as possible with this thing; I would hope that the company ultimately designs a sturdier little hook that doesn't give out if you were heavy glasses and such.

This headband worked very well to keep my sunglasses from touching my nose. Just be sure to keep the box handy in your purse or glove compartment so you can store them safely- the front hook broke for me after a couple weeks of use.

I use this to prevent permanent nose indentions from wearing glasses for over 45 years. It works great and I look forward to using it everyday. It’s like wearing glasses without wearing it. No more nose indentions or irritation.