24 Pieces 3 Size Nose Pads for Glasses U Shaped Screw 42mm 32mm 28mm in Eyeglasses Strap Saddle Bridge Silicone Nose Pads Transparent Eyeglasses Anti Slip Anti Drop Glasses Fixing Tool for Adult

Con: installation is a pain with the little screws from my glasses and alignment.Pros: comfortable, I had a sore spot on my nose from my glasses for a few years but it's healed due to the larger contact area than the little pads that came with my glasses, seems durable, lots of options for fit and lots of spares.

The 24-piece screw-in strap-saddle Nose Pad Kit is very versatile and exactly what I needed to relieve pressure on my nose and to get rid of those deep indentations. Pads come in 3 sizes. Take your time to find the right size and position for you. Each of the sizes can be positioned in two different ways: the saddle-strap sits lower or higher on your nosebridge depending on which way it is flipped (which pad is on the right or left side). Inserting the tiny screws is tricky, but you don't need to screw them in every time while testing for best size and position. After removing your old pads, just insert the tabs of the new ones into the little slots, without screws, and test until you find the right one in the best position. Then insert the screws. If necessary, carefully bend the wire of your eye-glasses' pad arms with needle-nose plyers for the best fit (do this very slowly and bend very slightly, or you could snap them.) I am an adult female and ended up using the smallest size (child size), but I plan on switching from time to time to the next size to change the pressure points and avoid marks. Using the right tools makes installation a lot easier. I used curved-tip precision tweezers to handle the screws, curved needle-nose plyers to adjust the pad arms and, since I can't see a thing without my glasses on, a headlamp with a magnifying a glass. I'm sure you can do it with just the provided screwdriver, but it may take a little longer. Keep good track of the tiny screws, since they like to jump and get lost. If they do, eyeglass screw can be easily found online.

These came with no instructions on how to attach. I watched the only available video, which showed absolutely nothing about how to actually attach. When I reached out to the Seller, the instructions were vague and I found out a special screwdriver was required. After acquiring this and fumbling my way through, my glasses took a major hit-- the installation caused the nose pieces to break off. Now, I will have to have the glasses professionally repaired. An expensive failure. I would NOT recommend these.

For too long I just though my face was abnormally greasy (it is) or my nose was weird shaped.... It still might be, but IDC cause these mean i can comfortably wear any glasses with nose pads and they no longer slide down my face and rest on the tip of my nose. Another reviewer mentioned it makes the glasses not touch the eyebrows which is good for bigger frames, and they seem clearer also. Less distortion.

Soft pads. Good value. Have tried several style pads, good fit.

I bought this set of U-shaped silicone nose pads because my standard nose pads were digging into the sides of my nose and causing unwanted dents. These are great! Once they are installed you can adjust your nose pad holders (by bending them in or out) in order to control how much of the weight of your glasses will be distributed between the top and/or sides of your nose. I adjusted mine so that the top of my nose holds pretty much all of the weight, and so far it seems fine. The glasses feel a little different at first, but I have already gotten used to them. The only trick is deciding which of the three sizes is right for you, and as far as I can tell, you just have to try them.You will need the proper tools (a tiny screwdriver, magnifying glasses and possibly needle-nose pliers) in order to install these and to make the desired adjustments.

none orf these fit for my wide glasses, waste of money

I tried to "install" these on my eyeglasses in the correct way, no size fit my half rim glasses, I actually trimmed the "nosebuds" off the arch piece and now I have unlimited silicone nosepads for life. Just a little creative shaping of the nosepad pieces with a nail clipper and they are excellent nosepads. Glad they included a mini two-way screwdriver for the screws in my glasses. I did not realize that Lenscrafters and other eyewear companies will charge you $1.00 for two new nosepads, thats crazy! And a couple years ago I had a young girl 'strip" the screw in my glasses while installing new nosepads and she just put in a larger screw, duh, which just loosened up a week later and fell out! Ugh. Just make sure you wrap your lens with a protective cloth while you attach the arch/nosebud, you can easily slip and scratch your lenses.

falta transparencia sobre el uso o modelo al que les es útil este producto, hasta que llegaron se observa para el tipo de lentes que son, se observan de calidad regular, lo malo es que no me son útiles, los guardaré para otra ocasión, ni modo